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President of Sri Maha Kali Shrine Project Meets Police Regarding Fraud Allegations
The head of the Sri Maha Kali Shrine construction project has reported to Don Mueang police to address fraud summons, denying claims that he attempted to evade legal proceedings.
On August 3, 2026, Matichon Online reported that the president of the organization responsible for constructing the 'Sri Maha Kali Shrine' (Thewalai Phra Sri Maha Kali) voluntarily presented himself to investigators at the Don Mueang Police Station. This appearance follows public scrutiny regarding fraud allegations linked to the project.
During the meeting with police, the project leader explicitly denied accusations that he had been evading legal summons. He maintained that he had no intention of fleeing the investigation and sought to clarify his position regarding the ongoing legal process.
For residents and visitors, this development highlights an ongoing legal dispute involving a religious construction project. While the individual has cooperated with authorities, the investigation into the fraud allegations remains active. It is important to note that these are currently unproven claims, and the legal status of the project and its leadership is subject to further police inquiry. As the situation is still developing, observers should wait for official updates from the Royal Thai Police regarding the findings of the investigation. No formal charges have been finalized, and the presumption of innocence remains in effect as the authorities continue their work.
Translated from Thai.
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