Thailand's Constitutional Court issued a notice on the 26th announcing a hearing to hear a petition that the ballot for the lower house of parliament election in February this year was unconstitutional, and is scheduled to rule on the case on September 28. The Constitutional Court said that five people, including election commission staff, were summoned for questioning on the same day. On the 27th, the judge will go to the location where the ballot papers were stored to conduct an on-site investigation. The court will vote and announce the verdict on September 28.

Thailand's Constitutional Court issued a notice on the 26th announcing a hearing to hear a petition that the ballot for the lower house of parliament election in February this year was unconstitutional, and is scheduled to rule on the case on September 28. The Constitutional Court said that five people, including election commission staff, were summoned for questioning on the same day. On the 27th, the judge will go to the location where the ballot papers were stored to conduct an on-site investigation. The court will vote and announce the verdict on September 28.