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In Thailand, a woman named Villan Amsavat was arrested on Tuesday for wooing Buddhist monks for sexual relations and then intimidating them by intimidating them. This incident has spread wide resentment throughout the country and attracted public attention to the violation of monasteries’ discipline of monks. According to the Central Bureau of Royal Thai Police, nine monks and senior monks were involved in the scam, whose initiation has been canceled.
Who is the villain Amsawat?
Villavan Amsawat, who is around 35 years old, was arrested from a luxurious house in Nonthaburi north of Bangkok. He is accused of receiving bribery, money refinement and theft goods. The police, which calls him “Miss Golf”, says he had sex with at least nine monks. His phone numbers found intimate messages and videos with other Buddhist leaders, and he spent the amount of bribe in illegal online gambling.
385 million bot scam, 80,000 pictures and videos:
Investigators said that Villavan earned about 385 million weights (Rs 102 crore) in the last three years. More than 80,000 photos and videos were found from his home, with a record of sexual activities with many monks. These footage was used to convict monks.
Child to a monk?
Villavan claims that she has given birth to a child from a monk. The matter came to light in June when the monastery of Bangkok’s Watt Tri Thostep Temple left the monastery to escape the allegations. Villavan alleges that Mathadhish is the father of his child.
Disciplinary action and public outrage:
The initiation of monks, including nine monks of major temples, has been canceled and two are hidden. A Senate Committee has proposed amendments to declare women having sex with monks as crimes. However, some people have objected that men should be held accountable to their acts. “This scandal has exposed the lies and hypocrisy of the monks. It is a common image behind the walls of the temple. It is a common image behind the temple walls. Women are depicted as ‘enemies’ of monks, but despite being exposed to the union, despite the union’s moral corruption,”
The Buddhist community has more than 90 percent of the population of Buddhist, with 2,00,000 monks and 85,000 navikhis. Sexual and financial scams in the Sangh are not new, but the seniority of monks involved in this case makes it special.
North India Statesman