Party adviser Banyat Bantadtan said that he and &nbsp;other members would tell Tarit to defer taking statements regarding the donation case. He said they would also exercise their right to object to DSI&rsquo;s decision to press charges. If the DSI refused to review the case, his party would use the Criminal Code&rsquo;s Article 157 and accuse DSI officials of malfeasance. &ldquo;We can file both civil and criminal cases against them,&rdquo; he said.

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Pull donations case or else, Democrats tell DSI

Democrat heavyweights have threatened to sue Department of Special Investigation director-general Tarit Pengdith if he refuses to review his agency's decision to press charges against Democrats over donations to the party.

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