She said she was relieved after waiting for seven years for justice to prevail. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m sorry that 20 permanent officials were victimised by politicians over the same allegation,&rdquo; she said. 
	Sudarat insisted that she was not ready to return to politics yet because she wanted to complete her religious missing of restoring Buddha&rsquo;s birthplace.

Sudarat may sue ex-NACC members

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Sudarat may sue ex-NACC members

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