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Sithichai reinstated as Puea Pandin Party-list candidate for Zone 4
The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday to reinstate the candidacy of Sithichai Kowsurat under the Puea Pandin Party list on grounds that his duplicate membership for the People Power Party was falsified.
The high court found that Sithichai's signature for the PPP membership application was false and that he was away on a trip upconntry on the date the application was filed without his consent.
The Election Commission disqualified Sithichai last month based on its discovery of duplicate membership documents filed at the two parties.
Sithichai won the overturn by proving that the PPP had claimed him as a member without consent by getting his name from the roster of the disbanded Thai Rak Thai Party.
He is in the race for proportionate voting in Buri Ram, Surin, Si Sa Ket, Ubon Ratchathani and Yasothon.
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