Khon Kaen Police File Land Dispute Case to Prosecutor; 'Paa Da' Charged with Three Offenses

Key summary

Police in Khon Kaen have completed the investigation into a land dispute involving Wat Pa Adulyaram and are forwarding the case file to the provincial prosecutor. Ms. Chammarni Noi-chan, known as 'Paa Da', faces three charges including being an accomplice in burglary, trespassing on real estate without cause, and threatening others. Her lawyer requested a postponement until December 3, but police deemed it too long and set a new deadline of November 16 for the eight accused individuals to appear. Ms. Buai Kae Sarasamut, heir to Mr. Hiang Phim-sri, was also charged with providing false information regarding a land title deed for approximately 21 rai, claiming it was lost when it was actually held by the temple abbot. The investigation concluded that the original title deed remained with Phra Khru Adulsaranideth, the abbot of Wat Pa Adulyaram.