Bangkok: Director of the Office of Buddhism admits that there are real problems in the work, insists that there are no hidden details. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Inthaporn Chan-aim, Director of the National Office of Buddhism, addressed concerns following a meeting with the Center for the Preservation of

Bangkok: Investigators have taken “Ms. Golf” to the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases for her first detention. She appeared stressed, with furrowed brows, and refrained from responding to any questions, choosing instead to raise her hands in apology. According to Thai News Agency, the investigation officer from

Phichit: Another senior monk at the abbot level in Phichit Province has been implicated in a scandal involving a video call where he expressed his love to a woman known as ‘Ms. Golf’. Police are preparing to conduct searches across several temples and monastic educational institutions to trace the flow

Bangkok: “Ms. Golf,” the primary suspect in a high-profile case, has denied charges of extortion and infringement of freedom, claiming she merely borrowed money. Deputy Commander of the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) revealed that ‘Ms. Golf’ maintained she sought cooperation rather than coercion in her dealings, asserting her actions were

Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is gearing up to issue summonses for the first batch of suspects in a high-profile collusion case involving money laundering and senators. The case, which is expected to involve as many as 100 individuals, centers on clear evidence of financial transactions during the

Bangkok: Police, the Anti-Corruption Division, the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission, and officials from the Office of Buddhism recently conducted an operation at Wat Prayurawong to review the temple’s financial records. This initiative was not aimed at the abbot’s quarters, Phra Phrombandit, but rather focused on the temple’s monetary affairs. According

Bangkok: The National Police Chief has clarified that there is no conflict with the Office of Buddhism following discussions in a meeting aimed at establishing a center to investigate misconduct by monks. He commended ‘Big Tao’ for his dedication to his work. Regarding a case involving a monk with a

Phnom penh: The National Police Chief is hopeful that Cambodia will assist in extraditing suspects involved in the ‘Kok An case.’ However, he acknowledged that each nation has the prerogative to make its own decisions regarding such matters. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, the national police