Local government examination scandal moves closer to a crunch. Rangsiman Rome calls on PM for answers

September 22, 2026 at 1:23 pm

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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s vow to pursue everyone behind Thailand’s ฿4.5 billion local government examination scandal is moving closer to home. People’s Party firebrand MP Rangsiman Rome is demanding answers about Anutin adviser Thongchuea Chatkitcharoen after police supplied the Prime Minister with information that remains undisclosed. The confrontation comes as investigators probe suspected manipulation involving roughly 2,000 candidates and trace a sprawling network behind the operation. Already, ฿320.86 million in assets has been seized or frozen. Anutin has promised more arrests and no protection for anyone implicated by evidence. Now Rome is pressing him to apply that pledge to his own political circle, with a House committee hearing due September 24 and another key deadline looming on September 30.

PM Anutin faces pressure over the ฿4.5bn local exam scandal as Rangsiman Rome targets his adviser. Police probe 2,000 altered results and ฿320.86m in seized or frozen assets. ( Source: Thai Rath )

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces intensifying pressure over Thailand’s huge local government examination scandal. Days before travelling abroad, he promised investigators would pursue everyone implicated by evidence. Nobody would receive protection because of position or connections. Now opposition firebrand Rangsiman Rome is demanding that Anutin apply that pledge close to home.

At the centre of the latest confrontation is Thongchuea Chatkitcharoen, an adviser associated with Anutin’s political team. Rome wants the Prime Minister to disclose information concerning Thongchuea and explain his conduct. However, no finding of wrongdoing against Thongchuea has been established. Even so, the challenge comes as investigators dig deeper into a sprawling examination fraud case.

The numbers are substantial. Investigators previously estimated the suspected operation involved more than ฿4.5 billion. Meanwhile, evidence indicated examination results may have been manipulated for roughly 2,000 candidates. By September 11, financial investigators had also seized or frozen ฿320.86 million in assets.

Anutin vows more arrests as police follow evidence and money trails in the local examination scandal

On September 11, Anutin personally addressed the widening investigation at AMLO headquarters in Bangkok. Significantly, the Prime Minister also serves as Interior Minister. That places the local government examination affair directly within his ministerial responsibilities. At the briefing, Anutin stressed that investigators were nowhere near finished.

Several suspects had already been arrested. Furthermore, Anutin said additional arrests would follow wherever investigators uncovered supporting evidence. Rank, status or political connections would not determine who faced action. Instead, evidence and financial trails would decide how police proceeded.

The government would not protect anyone found to be involved, Anutin said. “If evidence or financial trails are found linking any person, legal proceedings will be straightforward, transparent and pursued to the end,” he added. In addition, Anutin invoked the principle of examining conduct rather than shielding names.

His instructions were clear. Police were to follow the evidence wherever it led. Yet that commitment has now fuelled demands for information concerning someone within Anutin’s own circle.

Rome has repeatedly pushed the scandal beyond candidates, brokers and operational officials. Rather, he has questioned whether the suspected network extended into higher levels. The People’s Party list MP chairs the House Committee on Legal Affairs, Justice and Human Rights. Accordingly, his committee has become another centre of scrutiny surrounding the affair.

Rome turns scrutiny towards Anutin’s adviser as questions grow over links to the examination affair

Rome has argued that available evidence requires examination of senior ministry figures and political actors. Those claims remain under investigation and are not established findings of wrongdoing. Nonetheless, he has increasingly focused attention on Thongchuea and his relationship with Anutin.

Thongchuea previously served as an adviser to the Interior Minister. More recently, he has been described as part of the Prime Minister’s team. Separately, Rome has raised questions concerning Thongchuea and universities involved in conducting the examinations. Those questions have not resulted in any established finding against him.

Anutin has previously defended people around him. Initially, he said he was confident those close to him were not involved. At the same time, he promised action against anyone subsequently implicated by evidence. That commitment has now become central to Rome’s challenge.

As part of this, Anutin sought further information concerning Thongchuea. According to Rome, the Prime Minister asked his adviser to submit a report explaining his conduct. Anutin’s team then conducted checks. Rome said those checks found no wrongdoing.

Police information on Anutin adviser remains undisclosed as Rome demands names and conduct be revealed

However, the Prime Minister did not rely solely on internal inquiries. He also sought information from police and anti-corruption investigators. Subsequently, the Royal Thai Police responded to his request.

On September 17, Anutin confirmed that police had supplied the requested information. However, he did not reveal its contents. Instead, the Prime Minister indicated that disclosure could not yet take place. Reporters were told they would have to wait until the appropriate time.

That position opened another political front. On September 21, Rome publicly challenged Anutin over the withheld information. He posted a news image and message concerning the examination investigation. In response, Rome demanded disclosure of both the adviser’s identity and conduct.

Notably, Rome pointed directly towards Anutin’s earlier tough language. The Prime Minister had repeatedly promised full action without hesitation, he said. Against that backdrop, Rome questioned why the approach appeared different once Thongchuea’s name entered the affair.

Rome also challenged the continued withholding of information after police had already responded. In his view, there was no longer justification for concealing either names or conduct. He therefore called for information concerning Anutin’s advisers to be released.

“At this point, there is no need to hide names or behaviour anymore,” Rome said. He urged Anutin to reveal the names and actions involved. Such disclosure, he argued, would show what information existed concerning those under scrutiny.

Rome questions Anutin over adviser as investigators uncover thousands of altered exam results

Rome then turned directly towards Anutin’s role in making appointments. “Society will know how much accountability should be demanded from Mr Anutin for appointing this person as an adviser,” Rome said. Beyond that, he questioned whether others exercised influence over both Anutin and Thongchuea.

Those statements remain political allegations and questions raised by Rome. They are not findings reached by police, prosecutors or a court. Still, his intervention has brought the examination investigation directly into Anutin’s political orbit.

Behind the political confrontation sits an extensive criminal investigation. The case concerns competitive examinations for local government positions. Investigators uncovered evidence suggesting organised manipulation of examination results. In June, searches in Nonthaburi produced examination material and electronic evidence.

During those operations, investigators discovered copies of answer sheets involving about 3,000 candidates. A preliminary examination then produced another significant finding. Investigators believed results had already been altered for approximately 2,000 candidates.

On another front, investigators uncovered evidence concerning electronic manipulation of examination scores. Selected results could reportedly be changed so candidates achieved passing marks. The suspected financial scale was also substantial. An early assessment placed the operation above ฿4.5 billion.

Police, anti-corruption agencies and AMLO widen exam probe as seized assets reach ฿320.86 million

Consequently, investigators began following money alongside examination records. Their attention widened towards candidates, intermediaries, officials and others potentially connected with the operation. Several state agencies then joined the investigation.

The Royal Thai Police became involved. So did the Central Investigation Bureau and anti-corruption bodies. In parallel, AMLO began tracing financial transactions and assets connected with the suspected network. By September 11, those efforts had produced ฿320.86 million in seized or frozen assets.

The financial inquiry is only one strand. Elsewhere, the Interior Ministry has dealt with candidates whose examination results were considered irregular. Administrative action against candidates does not conclude the criminal investigation. Instead, police continue looking for those suspected of organising or facilitating the operation.

Investigators are also tracing people suspected of benefiting financially. As a result, attention has moved beyond altered examination results towards the suspected network behind them. That shift has become increasingly important as the inquiry expands.

For Rome, the question concerns how far that network extended. He wants investigators to examine responsibility beyond candidates and operational figures. More importantly, he is using Anutin’s own public standard to press for disclosure.

Rome presses Anutin to apply his no-protection pledge as police and parliament pursue the scandal

The Prime Minister has repeatedly instructed investigators to concentrate on evidence rather than personal connections. On September 11, he strengthened that position. Anutin explicitly promised there would be no protection for anyone implicated. He also pledged further arrests whenever investigators found supporting evidence.

Against this background, Rome wants the same standard applied to questions surrounding the Prime Minister’s team. The police response concerning Thongchuea has therefore assumed greater political importance. Anutin requested the information, and police supplied it. The Prime Minister has acknowledged receiving it, but its contents remain undisclosed.

The timing adds further pressure. Rome says the House committee will return to the examination scandal on September 24. That hearing gives MPs another opportunity to pursue unresolved questions surrounding the suspected operation.

Two days earlier, Rome renewed his public demands concerning Thongchuea. He also highlighted September 30 as another important date for the wider investigation. Consequently, the affair now has several strands moving simultaneously.

Police continue tracing suspects, evidence and financial relationships. At the same time, AMLO is following assets and transactions. Parliamentary scrutiny is examining people and relationships surrounding the examination process. Meanwhile, the Interior Ministry remains involved because the examinations concerned local government positions.

Billions, altered results and seized assets frame expanding probe as Rome presses Anutin for disclosure

Taken together, the figures show the investigation’s scale. The suspected operation was initially valued above ฿4.5 billion. Investigators recovered answer sheets concerning roughly 3,000 candidates. About 2,000 examination results may have been manipulated.

In financial terms, ฿320.86 million in assets had been seized or frozen by September 11. Further arrests have also been promised. Investigators continue pursuing people suspected of involvement at different levels of the operation.

Against that backdrop, Rome has moved his challenge closer to Anutin’s immediate circle. He wants information concerning Thongchuea released. He is also questioning Anutin’s responsibility for appointing the adviser.

For now, the available material does not establish criminal wrongdoing by Thongchuea. Nor does it establish wrongdoing by senior political figures mentioned during the controversy. Those matters remain under investigation.

Nevertheless, Anutin’s instructions to investigators are already firmly on record. The Prime Minister ordered them to follow evidence wherever it led. He also promised nobody would receive protection because of rank, status or connections.

Since then, police have supplied information Anutin requested concerning his adviser. Anutin has confirmed receiving it. Rome now wants the information disclosed.

Meanwhile, investigators continue following the money, examination records and people behind the suspected operation. The House committee returns to the affair on September 24. After that, September 30 looms as the next key date in the widening investigation.

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泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔誓言要追究所有参与45亿泰铢地方政府考试舞弊案的人员，如今这一誓言正逼近他的身边。人民党激进派议员兰西曼·罗姆要求就阿努廷的顾问通楚亚·查基查伦一事作出解释，此前警方已向总理提供了一些尚未公开的信息。与此同时，调查人员正在调查这起涉及约2000名考生的涉嫌舞弊案，并追踪其背后庞大的运作网络。目前，已有3.2086亿泰铢的资产被查封或冻结。阿努廷承诺将逮捕更多涉案人员，并且不会为任何被证据牵连的人提供庇护。现在，罗姆正敦促他将这一承诺落实到自己的政治圈子，众议院委员会将于9月24日举行听证会，另一个关键的最后期限是9月30日。

泰国总理阿努廷因涉案金额高达45亿泰铢的地方考试丑闻面临压力，兰西曼·罗姆将矛头指向他的顾问。警方正在调查2000份被篡改的成绩单和3.2086亿泰铢被查封或冻结的资产。（来源：泰叻报）

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔因地方政府考试丑闻面临越来越大的压力。在出国访问前几天，他承诺调查人员将追究所有被证据牵连的人，任何人不得因职位或关系而受到庇护。如今，反对派领袖兰西曼·罗姆要求阿努廷在国内也履行这一承诺。

最新冲突的核心人物是通楚亚·查基查伦，他是阿努廷政治团队的一名顾问。罗马方面要求总理披露有关通楚亚的信息并解释其行为。然而，目前尚未发现通楚亚有任何不当行为。即便如此，随着调查人员对这起涉及面极广的考试舞弊案进行深入调查，挑战依然存在。

这些数字相当惊人。调查人员此前估计，涉案金额超过45亿泰铢。同时，有证据表明，约有2000名考生的考试成绩可能被篡改。截至9月11日，金融调查人员还查封或冻结了价值3.2086亿泰铢的资产。

阿努廷誓言，随着警方追查当地考试丑闻的证据和资金流向，将有更多人被捕。

9月11日，阿努廷亲自前往曼谷的洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔总理总部，就不断扩大的调查发表讲话。值得注意的是，总理同时兼任内政部长，这意味着地方政府审查事件直接属于他的职责范围。在简报会上，阿努廷强调，调查工作远未结束。

已有数名嫌疑人被捕。此外，阿努廷表示，调查人员一旦发现更多佐证，就会继续逮捕更多嫌疑人。警衔、地位或政治关系不会决定谁将受到惩罚。相反，证据和资金流向将决定警方的行动。

阿努廷表示，政府不会包庇任何涉案人员。“如果发现任何证据或资金流向将任何人与此案联系起来，法律程序将公开透明，并追查到底。”他补充道。此外，阿努廷还强调，政府应着重审查行为本身，而非保护当事人的姓名。

他的指示很明确：警方要追查证据，无论线索指向何方。然而，正是这份承诺，如今却引发了人们对阿努廷身边某人信息的强烈需求。

罗姆多次强调，这起丑闻的焦点不仅限于候选人、经纪人和业务人员。相反，他质疑涉嫌的犯罪网络是否延伸到了更高层级。这位人民党议员是众议院法律事务、司法和人权委员会主席。因此，他的委员会也成为了围绕这起事件的另一个审查中心。

随着人们对阿努廷的顾问与考试丑闻之间联系的质疑越来越多，罗马方面开始将审查重点转向该顾问。

罗马方面辩称，现有证据需要对高级官员和政治人物进行调查。这些指控仍在调查中，尚未构成确凿的违法行为。尽管如此，他越来越关注通楚亚及其与阿努廷的关系。

通楚亚此前曾担任内政部长的顾问。最近，他被认为是总理团队的成员。此外，罗马方面也对通楚亚以及参与考试的大学提出了质询。但这些质询尚未导致任何针对他的确切结论。

阿努廷此前曾为身边的人辩护。起初，他声称自己确信身边的人没有牵涉其中。与此同时，他也承诺会追究任何随后被证据牵连的人的责任。如今，这一承诺已成为罗马方面提出质疑的核心。

作为调查的一部分，阿努廷要求提供有关通楚亚的更多信息。据罗姆称，总理要求他的顾问提交一份报告，解释通楚亚的行为。阿努廷的团队随后进行了调查。罗姆表示，调查结果显示通楚亚没有不当行为。

罗马方面要求披露阿努廷顾问的姓名和行为，但警方仍未公开有关该顾问的信息。

然而，总理并未完全依赖内部调查。他还向警方和反腐调查人员寻求信息。随后，泰国皇家警察回应了他的请求。

9月17日，阿努廷证实警方已提供所需信息，但他并未透露信息内容。总理表示，目前尚不宜公开。记者们被告知，他们需要等到合适的时机才能获知详情。

这一立场开辟了另一条政治战线。9月21日，罗姆公开质问阿努廷隐瞒信息一事。他发布了一张新闻图片和一条信息，内容涉及审查调查。作为回应，罗姆要求公开顾问的身份和行为。

值得注意的是，罗姆直接指出阿努廷早前措辞强硬。他说，总理曾多次承诺毫不犹豫地采取全面行动。在此背景下，罗姆质疑，为何一旦通楚亚的名字出现在事件中，态度就似乎发生了变化。

罗姆还质疑警方已采取行动后仍继续隐瞒信息的做法。他认为，现在已没有任何理由继续隐瞒姓名或行为。因此，他呼吁公布有关阿努廷顾问的信息。

“到了现在，已经没有必要再隐瞒姓名或行为了，”罗姆说道。他敦促阿努廷公开涉案人员的姓名和行为。他认为，这样的披露将有助于人们了解被调查人员的相关信息。

罗马就顾问一事质询阿努廷，调查人员发现数千份考试成绩被篡改

随后，罗姆直接将矛头指向阿努廷在人事任命中所扮演的角色。“社会终将知晓，阿努廷先生任命此人担任顾问，究竟应该承担多大的责任，”罗姆说道。除此之外，他还质疑是否有人对阿努廷和通楚亚施加影响。

这些说法仍然是罗马提出的政治指控和质疑，并非警方、检察官或法院的调查结果。然而，他的介入已将调查直接带入了阿努廷的政治圈。

政治对抗背后隐藏着一项广泛的刑事调查。该案涉及地方政府职位竞争性考试。调查人员发现了有组织操纵考试结果的证据。6月，在暖武里府的搜查中发现了考试材料和电子证据。

在行动中，调查人员发现了约3000名考生的答题卡副本。初步检查随后又有了另一项重大发现：调查人员认为约2000名考生的成绩已被篡改。

另一方面，调查人员发现了有关考试成绩被电子篡改的证据。据报道，部分成绩可以被更改，以使考生获得及格分数。涉嫌的金额也相当巨大。初步评估显示，该行动的涉案金额超过45亿泰铢。

警方、反腐机构和洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔扩大了审查范围，查获的资产已达3.2086亿泰铢。

因此，调查人员开始追踪资金流向，并结合考试记录展开调查。他们的关注范围扩大到考生、中间人、官员以及其他可能与该行动有关的人员。随后，多个国家机构也加入了调查。

泰国皇家警察、中央调查局和反腐机构都介入了调查。与此同时，洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔总统开始追踪与该犯罪网络相关的金融交易和资产。截至9月11日，这些努力已查获或冻结了3.2086亿泰铢的资产。

财务调查只是其中一部分。内政部还处理了其他一些考试成绩被认为不合规的考生。对考生采取行政处分并不意味着刑事调查的结束。警方仍在继续追查涉嫌组织或协助作案的人员。

调查人员还在追踪涉嫌从中获利的人员。因此，调查的重点已从篡改的检验结果转移到其背后的可疑网络。随着调查的深入，这种转变变得愈发重要。

对罗姆而言，问题在于这个关系网究竟延伸到了多远。他希望调查人员不仅要调查候选人和行动人员，还要调查其他相关人员的责任。更重要的是，他正以阿努廷公开的标准为依据，敦促各方披露信息。

罗马方面敦促阿努廷履行其不提供保护的承诺，警方和议会正在调查这起丑闻。

总理曾多次指示调查人员应集中精力搜集证据，而非追究私人关系。9月11日，他重申了这一立场。阿努廷明确承诺，任何涉案人员都不会得到任何保护。他还保证，一旦调查人员发现确凿证据，就会继续逮捕更多嫌疑人。

在此背景下，罗马方面希望对总理团队相关问题也适用同样的标准。因此，警方对通楚亚事件的回应具有了更重要的政治意义。阿努廷要求警方提供相关信息，警方也提供了。总理已确认收到相关信息，但其内容仍未公开。

时机选择进一步加剧了压力。罗姆表示，众议院委员会将于9月24日重新开始调查这起丑闻。届时，议员们将有机会再次追问围绕这起疑似行动的未决问题。

两天前，罗姆再次公开要求调查通楚亚一事。他还强调9月30日是扩大调查范围的另一个重要日期。因此，目前该事件有多条线索同时展开。

警方继续追踪嫌疑人、证据和财务关系。与此同时，洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔总统也在关注资产和交易。议会正在审查与调查过程相关的人员和关系。此外，由于调查涉及地方政府职位，内政部仍参与其中。

数十亿美元的涉案金额、篡改的财务报表和被查封的资产，使得调查范围不断扩大，罗马方面正敦促阿努廷披露相关信息。

综合来看，这些数字反映了调查的规模。涉嫌舞弊的金额最初估计超过45亿泰铢。调查人员查获了约3000名考生的答题卡。约有2000份考试成绩可能被篡改。

截至9月11日，警方已查封或冻结了3.2086亿泰铢的资产。当局承诺将进行更多逮捕行动。调查人员仍在追查涉嫌参与该行动各个环节的人员。

在此背景下，罗姆将矛头指向了阿努廷的亲信圈子。他要求公开有关通楚亚的信息，并质疑阿努廷任命这位顾问的责任。

目前，现有材料尚不足以证明通楚亚存在犯罪行为，也无法证明争议中提及的其他高级政治人物存在不当行为。这些事项仍在调查中。

然而，阿努廷对调查人员的指示已确有记录。总理命令他们追查证据，无论线索指向何方。他还承诺，任何人不得因级别、地位或关系而获得庇护。

此后，警方提供了阿努廷所要求的有关其顾问的信息。阿努廷已确认收到这些信息。罗马方面现在要求公开这些信息。

与此同时，调查人员继续追踪资金流向、审查记录以及涉嫌参与非法活动的人员。众议院委员会将于9月24日再次就此案进行听证。此后，9月30日将成为这项不断扩大的调查的下一个关键日期。

地方政府考试丑闻暗示全国范围内存在系统性腐败，甚至蔓延至部长级。

阿努廷总理对政治评论员眼中日益增长的、对其政府稳定构成威胁的言论一笑置之。

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随着反对派拿出已存档的证据展开反击，参议院选举舞弊案的形势愈发严峻。

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反对派和证人呼吁将参议院串谋案提交法院审理，与此同时，选举委员会正在就一起重大案件作出决定。

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