Ban Na District to Release Kamnan Land Probe Results Tomorrow
Ban Na district officials will submit their investigation report tomorrow on whether the Sri Ka-ang village headman improperly signed documents for the sale of state land to a private trail running track owner. The kamnan has been questioned and is under severe stress but remains cooperative. The probe was launched after the Nakhon Nayok Deputy Governor ordered an urgent review of the land transaction.
Ban Na District Deputy Chief Phongthatcha Kanthamun confirmed that the investigation report on the village headman of Sri Ka-ang subdistrict will be submitted to the Nakhon Nayok Governor on November 3. The case involves the kamnan's name and signature appearing on land sale documents for a trail running track belonging to Athip Anantawan, known as Got Athip, husband of Boom Panadda. The Nakhon Nayok Deputy Governor ordered an urgent inquiry with a seven-day deadline. The deputy chief acknowledged the kamnan has been questioned and is ready to explain but fears for his safety, though he has not fled. The kamnan is described as highly stressed and in tears, having never faced such a situation. Authorities urge the public to understand his distress while emphasizing he remains available to prove his innocence. Details of the investigation remain confidential pending the official report, but the deputy chief stressed that if clear evidence emerges, action will follow the facts.
