Hej
Demokraterna tycker att DSI lägger ned för många LM-fall där röda har anmälts och Suthep anmäler nu därför DSI till NACC, Demokraterna vill försöka få DSI,s chef åtalad för korruption eftersom han lägger ned LM-fall riktade mot röda, och Demokraterna tycker att DSI har ändrat inställning i LM-fallen efter regeringsskiftet, för många inklusive mig själv var nog just en av förhoppningarna när Yingluck ersatte Abhisit som PM att man skulle stoppa eller åtminstone kraftigt minska användandet av Lese Majestät lagarna i politiskt syfte.
Undrar om detta agerande kan få forumets Abhisit fans att få upp ögonen och inse att det är Demokraterna tillsammans med PAD som ligger bakom ökningen av LM-fall, genom detta uttalande och anmälan av DSI går det ju inte längre med någon som helst trovärdighet att påstå att Demokraterna är emot att LM-lagarna används i politiskt syfte när man anmäler DSI för att lägga ned för många såna fall.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/294776/suthep-files-tarit-complaint
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[size=5]Suthep files Tarit complaint[/size]
- Published: 24/05/2012 at 01:48 AM
- Newspaper section: News
Democrat Party MP Suthep Thaugsuban has asked the National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate Tarit Pengdith, director-general of the Department of Special Investigation and his deputy for dropping anti-monarchy and lese majeste cases.

Democrat Party MP Suthep Thaugsuban, right, holds the letter he sent to anti-corruption officials demanding they prosecute DSI chief Tarit Pengdith for dereliction of duty. (Photo by Chanat Katanyu)
Mr Suthep said he instructed his lawyer to file his complaint with the NACC yesterday against Mr Tarit and DSI deputy director-general Prawet Moolpramuk.
He accused both of dereliction of duty for dropping a case against a suspected anti-monarchy movement and a case of alleged offence to the monarchy by former Pheu Thai Party MP and red shirt leader Jatuporn Prompan regarding a speech Mr Jatuporn delivered on April 10, 2010.
Mr Suthep said Mr Tarit had held many press conferences and confirmed that there was an anti-monarchy movement supported by financiers and it intended to change the government of the nation.
But as the Pheu Thai Party took over the national administration, Mr Tarit and Pol Col Prawet decided not to press ahead with charges against the suspects.
Regarding the lese majeste case of Mr Jatuporn, Mr Suthep said the DSI had proceeded with the case to such an extent that the Criminal Court had withdrawn Mr Jatuporn's bail. However, on May 10 this year, Mr Tarit announced the case would be dismissed.
Mr Suthep said the decision affected the honour of the royal institution.
Although Mr Tarit dismissed the case, the DSI had yet to report it to the attorney-general and Mr Suthep said he would wait for the attorney-general's decision.
Mr Suthep said some government officials tried to please the government so much that they caused problems with the justice system and law enforcement.
Democrat list MP Suthas Ngernmuen said Mr Tarit announced the decision to dismiss Mr Jatuporn's case when there was a rumour Mr Jatuporn would become a deputy interior minister.
Mr Suthas also accused the government of intervening in the justice system as some key figures of the Pheu Thai Party kept saying the justice system had to be restructured and parliament should appoint the Supreme Court president.
