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	Prompong Nopparit, the party&#39;s spokesman, said the EC is authorised to complete the election in the 28 problematic constituencies but it is passing the burden to the caretaker government and now to the Constitutional Court.&nbsp;</div>
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	He said PT&#39;s members could charge the EC of negligence.&nbsp;</div>

PT threatens charge against EC

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PT threatens charge against EC

Pheu Thai Party threatens to file a charge against the Election Commission, if the latter fails to complete the general election within March 4.

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