Mr Kitipat revealed that on Thursday last week (September 18) Park officers filed legal documents with Thalang police, seeking legal action against government officials, former government officials and the registered owners of two plots, one of 80 rai and the other of eight rai.
Both plots are believed to be in the park, with "flying" SorKor1 papers being used to upgrade the title to chanote in 2009. Thirteen people are involved in these two cases, Mr Kitipat said.
On Friday, Mr Kitipat himself filed another report with Tah Chat Chai police against a would-be encroacher who attempted to steal two chunks of the park, again using "flying" SorKor 1 papers.
After carrying out an investigation, Park officials noted that most of the land was still virgin forest, whihc meant it had never been farmed, and indicating intention to occupy the land illegally.
The two parcels of land, one of 80 rai and the other of 96 rai would be worth around B3 billion if they were sold, he said.
He said legal action will be taken against anyone believed to have encroached on the park, even if the land has since been sold on.
Mr Kitipat said he is also taking legal action, both criminal and civil, for defamation, against people who made written complaints to police that park and and other government officials had neglected their duty.
His announcement came the day after he applied for a transfer out of Sirinart, citing fears that crooked investors and people angry at having had their illegal businesses demolished wanted to have him killed.
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