Thread: NACC investigate the assets of Ms Yingluck and five ex-ministers

NACC investigate the assets of Ms Yingluck and five ex-ministers | Thai PBS English News

NACC investigate the assets of Ms Yingluck and five ex-ministers
in Politics | June 3, 2014
The National Anti-Corruption Commission is looking into the assets of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her five ministers to find out if there are any ill-gotten gains from the rice pledging scheme.
NACC deputy secretary-general Mr Worawit Sookboon said today (Tuesday) that the corruption watchdog had already received books detailing assets and liabilities from some of the ministers. An official will soon be appointed to be in charge of the case, he added.

Besides Ms Yingluck, the other ministers whose assets are now being examined are deputy prime ministers Kittirat Na-Ranong and Niwattumrong Boonsongphaisan, former commerce minister Boonsong Teriyaphirom and former depty commerce ministers Yanyong Puangrach and Poom Saraphol.

Meanwhile today Mr Somchart Soithong, director-general of Internal Trade Department, testified before the NACC about the operations of the rice pledging scheme as part of the probe into Ms Yingluck’s alleged neglect in overseeing the scheme resulting massive loss.

But who is investigating the assets of these NACC appointees, and the assets of the invisible hand that appointed them?

The conclusion to the investigation was concluded 9 yrs ago, All PT were seen crossing the Cambodian border on there way to Dubai.

Its a joke really innit.

Such deep rooted corruption embedded balls deep in the country and they target Yingluk. ?

I have no problem with that but to be fair and consistent they need to keep going down the line.

Thing is it would take a life time to complete EH.

Love Thailand, always something going down.

will they be poking around Sutheps banks accounts and dodgy dealings as well?

time for avater change methinks !

Originally Posted by xanax

will they be poking around Sutheps banks accounts and dodgy dealings as well?

It will probably get you a criminal defamation suit if you suggest that Uncle Suthep is not a wonderful person. His book, "The Power of Change" is still on sale while other books are being taken away. Whistles are still allowed as symbols but redshirts are not.