A complaint was filed with the Thai Ministry of Interior after a businesswoman discovered that 29 million baht were debited from her account without their knowledge. The matter is now being investigated to determine the appropriate action.
Kirana, a 60-year-old real estate entrepreneur, and Akkarawat Kraisisombat, also known as Tae Achiva, submitted a petition to the Ministry of Interior a few days ago, represented by Chada Thaiset, Deputy Minister of Interior. The incident involves Kirana, who acted as a guarantor, and she has filed a lawsuit in the civil court to uncover the truth about the bank employees’ illicit actions.
Reporters contacted Chada’s team about the complaint yesterday, August 16. The team has reviewed the request for justice and forwarded the matter to the minister’s office and the Damrongdhama Center of the Ministry of Interior for further processing. The center will coordinate with relevant government agencies such as the Bank of Thailand and the Ministry of Finance to consider the legal consequences and next steps.
The bank employee’s action of withdrawing money from the guarantor’s account without prior notice is being investigated for legality. If citizens face similar problems, such as serving as guarantors for vehicles or other loans, they are encouraged to report it to the Damrongdhama Centre. Tae’s team is actively collecting names of affected individuals to help those who are treated unfairly by financial institutions nationwide, KhaoSod reported.
The legal team, which includes lawyer Banthorwan Sombatthamkul and other legal experts, is assisting the affected businesswoman without pressing charges. They want to gather information until justice is done. Those affected can contact them via Tae’s Facebook page.
“It is critical for us to ensure the public is aware of their rights and the legal options available to them. We are committed to providing support and seeking justice for those who have suffered injustice at the hands of financial institutions.”
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