Jeddah, 06 Ramadan, 1435,03 July, 2014, SPA -- Commenting on confirmed reports that a Thai court has on March 31, 2014, has ruled suspending and filing a suit on the abduction and killing of Mohammed bin Ghanem Al-Ruwaili, a Saudi citizen stationed in Thailand, an official source said today that the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, who is keen not to interfere in the domestic affairs of any country, and seeks to develop its relations with the Kingdom of Thailand and is never suspicious about the fairness of its judiciary, suggests that the change of the judge , who was in charge of the ruling, just before issuing the rule in the Saudi citizen's killing, and the negative political interference in the progress of the hearing, are yet another evidence that the justice system in that country was breached, thanks to the poor interest of the Thai government in the case, including the assassination of Al-Ruwaili and the other three Saudi diplomats, and its negligence to reach the perpetrators and their associates to bring them to justice. The source also expressed the deep upset of the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for this dealing and underscores the importance of the Thani authorities shouldering their responsibilities towards this kind of issues, away from any political influence. --SPA 20:17 LOCAL TIME 17:17 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w