Buying Lottery Tickets Above the Official Price Is Not Grounds for a Lawsuit! 'Boonrawee' Points Out that the Lottery Scandal Was Illegal From the Start. He Feels Sorry for the Victims but Can't Help Them.
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Police have received the results of the phone analysis and confirmed that the lottery scandal case will soon be resolved. They hinted that some people may face legal action. The drama stems from a woman in Sukhothai province who bought three lottery tickets. After the results were announced, she asked a neighbor to check them. The neighbor claimed one ticket, number 173770, was a winning ticket (missing one digit), and then threw the ticket away…
Boonrawee Yomjinda, a Member of Parliament from Sukhothai province, refused to investigate the lottery scandal, stating he couldn't help Mrs. Sayan Dokmai, who won the first prize in the lottery with ticket number 173770 on June 1st. He cited a Supreme Court ruling stating that buying and selling lottery tickets above the regulated price does not qualify as a legal victim who can file a lawsuit. He feared that accepting the investigation might l…
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