Lawyer Aun from Buriram confronted the DSI to expedite the "Khao Kradong-Khanong Phra Airport" cases, setting a 7-day deadline. If still ignored, he will file direct complaints against all involved officials and civil servants.
At 11:00 a.m. on 11 Nov 2026 GMT+7 at the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), Mr. Phattharaphong Suphakorn, known as Lawyer Aun from Buriram, submitted a letter to the DSI Director-General urging the acceleration of the Khao Kradong land and public walkway case, which he understood had been left untouched on the Director-General’s desk for several months. He set a 7-day deadline. Ms. Arunsri Witchawut, Director of the Special Case Management Division, accepted the letter on behalf of the Director-General.
Mr. Phattharaphong stated that he came to submit a letter to Lieutenant Police Officer Piya Raksakul, DSI Director-General, to follow up on two important cases. The first concerns Khao Kradong and the public walkway canal; the second involves Khanong Phra Airport in Pak Chong, where he suspects Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul may have encroached for personal use to benefit his family business. Regarding Khao Kradong, he has submitted the case over five months ago and came to ask the DSI whether an investigation number has been issued. The airport complaint was filed late last year. He set a 7-day deadline; if no investigation number is approved, he will file a lawsuit at the Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct to hold the DSI Director-General accountable. Additionally, as the Khao Kradong land is under Buriram Municipality’s care, if they do not provide important land boundary documents, he will sue the Buriram mayor, district chief, land officials, and several others at the Regional 3 Criminal Court for Corruption. He plans to invoke criminal procedural standards per the Appeals Court president’s order No. วท. 27/2569 to file direct charges against all involved officials at the Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct.
He said he had a troubling dream in which someone told him that one of the two cases he requested to be investigated had already been dismissed, but he was unsure whether it was the Khao Kradong or the Khanong Phra Airport case, which is related to Prime Minister Anutin. He said that dismissing either case would show bias by the DSI Director-General. He challenged that if the Director-General is confident, both cases should be dismissed. If the complaints he filed are dismissed, it would clearly reflect political interference. He noted this has been evident since seeing photos of the DSI Director-General bowing submissively to Mr. Anutin before receiving his DSI appointment, and he believes the Director-General intends to dismiss significant cases.