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Activist seeks police action on PM's alleged land trespaessing
Khon Kaen - An anti-corruption activist filed a police complaint on Thursday accusing Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont of encroaching on a forest reserve in Nakhon Ratchasima and cited the general debate on the issue as evidence.
Khumpong Phumiphukheow asked Khon Kaen police to open a criminal investigation into the matter.
He also urged police to target authorities, including the Natural Resources and Environment minister, as accomplices.
"The debate in the National Legislative Assembly has singled out Surayud for encroachment and as a citizen crusading against corruption, it is my duty to bring the matter to the attention of police," he said.
Khon Kaen duty officer Lt Colonel Wiset Pakdiwuthi said he would forward the complaint to relevant authorities in charge of encroachment.
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