Activist Seeks Foundation Dissolution After Court Finds Forged Registration
Activist Oy Sri demanded the Nonthaburi Damrongtham Center dissolve the Pen Nueng Foundation after a court ruled its registration documents contained forged signatures. She filed a complaint with the Crime Suppression Division and alleged that roughly 1 million baht in donations were diverted to personal family accounts. Officials' conflicting confirmation of the foundation's legality has raised suspicions of misconduct.
At 2:30 p.m. on November 11, 2026, Bunyanuch Saengsri, owner of the 'Oy Sri and Phueng Pheuak' page, along with Phuwakon (also known as Chet), an HETA member, went to the Nonthaburi Damrongtham Center to follow up on the dissolution of the Pen Nueng Foundation after a court ruled its establishment registration involved forged signatures. Oy Sri stated that once the case concluded, she would pursue further action, noting the court's verdict was final. She expressed dismay that police had accepted a provincial document affirming the foundation's legality, which conflicts with the court ruling. She specifically criticized an official named 'Ton O' for being evasive, raising doubts about staff conduct and its impact on the dissolution process. She also questioned how the foundation knew about the provincial confirmation in advance, enabling celebratory posts. Oy Sri added that a complaint has been filed with the Crime Suppression Division to consolidate all cases against the foundation and push for its dissolution. A financial review showed only about 1 million baht in donations, which were allegedly transferred to personal accounts of family members. She demanded verification of bank statements and a trace of where the funds went.
