Lawyer Demands DSI Action on Khao Kradong and Khanong Phra Land Disputes
A lawyer has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to expedite land encroachment cases involving Khao Kradong and Khanong Phra.
According to a report by Matichon Online, a lawyer known as 'Thana-Un' has formally submitted a request to the Director-General of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI). The petition demands immediate action regarding long-standing land encroachment allegations at the Khao Kradong area and the Khanong Phra airport site. The lawyer has set a seven-day deadline for the DSI to demonstrate progress on these investigations. Should the department fail to act within this timeframe, the lawyer has threatened to file direct lawsuits against the relevant officials involved in the oversight of these properties. For residents and visitors, these disputes highlight ongoing complexities regarding land rights and state-managed property in Thailand. While these legal challenges are primarily administrative and judicial in nature, they underscore the importance of verifying land titles and property status for those involved in real estate or long-term investments in these regions. It remains to be confirmed how the DSI will respond to this ultimatum and whether the threatened legal proceedings will be initiated if the seven-day window passes without a formal update or resolution. The situation continues to develop as public pressure mounts on the authorities to clarify the status of these contested lands.
