“Chae Bua Ban” brought Khan 5 to ask for forgiveness from the abbot of Charoen Wari Temple, Rural District, Khon Kaen Province, asking for forgiveness to end the conflict. with the villagers as witnesses
On December 29, 64 at Charoen Waree Temple, Ban Non Phayom, Non Phayom Subdistrict, Rural District, Khon Kaen Province, Mr. Kithemrat Phothiyakhamhom, 48 years old, or “Jae Bua Ban”, Non Phayom villagers Falling to make a food tray upside down on the head of Phra Prasert Thanuttaro, 62 years old, the abbot of Wat Charoen Wari brought 5 khan to ask for forgiveness with Phra Sisanuphong Siripanyo, the secretary of the Non Phayom Sub-District Priest witness including more than 20 villagers
By the ceremony to ask for forgiveness village representative brought Jay Bua Ban Asking for forgiveness for offending the abbot whether intentional or unintentional After saying the request for forgiveness, Jae Bua Ban bowed down to the carriage. where the abbot of the temple and the secretary of the sub-district clergy sat 3 times before briefly saying to the abbot, “Luang Ta forgive your children”, to which the abbot nodded in response to the apology.
Then the secretary of Non Phayom Subdistrict Priest gave a short sermon For Jay Bua Ban and the villagers, the main thing is to ask everyone to have love and compassion for each other. Helping to maintain Buddhist temples, including accumulating virtues After the ceremony, Je Bua Ban bowed to him and walked out of the temple by a car. by refusing to be interviewed but just trembling, saying that he has come to ask for forgiveness, and that’s all
Phra Prasert Thanuttaro, abbot of Wat Charoen Waree gave an interview after finishing that Not interested in the matter that has already happened. Because Jay Bua Ban has come to ask for forgiveness, it’s the end of the story. I myself forgive. As for the case, it’s up to the police on how to proceed. which that ego will go to withdraw the report But let your physical condition improve first.
while the villagers said The incident was a serious matter for the monks. Until the villagers couldn’t accept it, so they came to join the ceremony today, whether Je Bua Ban would really apologize to the abbot or not. But when everything is as agreed and Je Bua Ban is like another relative, a madman
