<p>If found guilty in the case involving his shares in V-Luck Media, brought by the Election Commission, Thanathorn would be removed from office as an opposition MP.</p>

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Thannathorn set to hear verdict

Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, acconied by his wife Rawiphan Juangroongruangkit, arrived at the Constitutional Court in Bangkok on Wednesday (November 20) to hear the verdict on a charge that he retained shares in a media company, in violation of the Constitution.