Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul formally summoned by parliament over local government exam scandal

September 24, 2026 at 10:55 pm

in Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces a formal House summons as Thailand’s ฿4.5 billion local government examination scandal reaches deeper into official and political circles. Committee chairman Rangsiman Rome wants answers over financial trails involving more than 70 people, contacts between Anutin’s aide and Srinakharinwirot University, and undisclosed senior figures. Meanwhile, 5,925 examination scores were altered, ฿320.86 million in assets have been frozen and 800,000 answer sheets still await scrutiny. Anutin, who was at the United Nations in New York when the summons was announced, must appear before MPs on October 8.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s aide faces questions over unexplained university contacts as Rangsiman Rome summons the PM and probes financial trails involving 70-plus people and unnamed senior figures. ( Source: Thai Rath )

House committee chairman Rangsiman Rome on Thursday formally summoned Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul over Thailand’s widening local government examination scandal. Anutin must appear before the House Committee on Law, Justice and Human Rights on October 8. The move escalates parliamentary scrutiny of suspected corruption surrounding local government recruitment examinations.

Rangsiman, a People’s Party list MP and deputy party leader, announced the decision following another committee hearing. Members voted 7–5, with one abstention, to summon Anutin and Naruecha Khosasiwilai. Naruecha is the former Director-General of the Department of Local Administration. Separately, members voted 12–0, with one abstention, to summon Srinakharinwirot University Rector Cholawit Jearajit.

Each man has a different connection with the recruitment process. Srinakharinwirot University played a central role in organising the examinations. Meanwhile, the Department of Local Administration supervised the local government recruitment system. Anutin is both Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior.

Anutin faces formal summons as MPs pursue his aide’s contacts and repeated committee absences

Until now, Anutin had been repeatedly invited to provide information but had never personally appeared. Rangsiman acknowledged that Anutin was overseas on official business on Thursday. However, he said previous invitations had also failed to secure his attendance. No representative appeared for the Prime Minister on Thursday either.

The committee has consequently invoked its statutory summons powers. Rangsiman said anyone failing to appear without adequate justification could face further proceedings. Moreover, relevant civil servants could face disciplinary consequences.

At the same time, the committee is pursuing questions surrounding Thongchuea Chatkitcharoen, a member of Anutin’s working group. Rangsiman said Thongchuea had been invited several times. Yet he had neither appeared nor responded, according to the committee chairman. Attempts to reach him by telephone had also failed.

Crucially, the committee has obtained information concerning Thongchuea’s contacts with Srinakharinwirot University. Rangsiman said Department of Local Administration personnel coordinated with Thongchuea before he held discussions with university personnel. University representatives denied those discussions concerned arrangements for the examinations.

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That answer created another question for MPs. If examination arrangements were not discussed, Rangsiman wants to establish what those meetings actually concerned. Accordingly, the committee wants information directly from Rector Cholawit. University representatives had previously appeared, but Rangsiman believes the rector may possess useful information.

No wrongdoing by Thongchuea has been established from the material publicly disclosed. Instead, MPs want him to explain the contacts himself. Anutin previously wrote to the national police chief seeking information concerning his aide. Subsequently, the Prime Minister received a response, according to Rangsiman.

The contents remain undisclosed. Rangsiman has therefore urged Thongchuea to appear and answer the questions personally. He also called on Anutin to ensure his aide provides an explanation.

On another front, Thursday’s hearing produced fresh information about financial trails. Rangsiman said evidence involved more than 70 people, including senior officials and ordinary citizens. Notably, he said some connections could extend above director-general level within the Interior Ministry.

Financial trails involving more than 70 people raise questions over senior officials and political links

Rangsiman declined to disclose names before the information was verified. Nevertheless, he said government agencies possessed corresponding evidence. The committee is now examining how those people fit into the wider case.

Furthermore, Rangsiman said he had received information concerning people described as “the boss’s protégés”. Some carried surnames associated with prominent figures, he said. Government agencies had received the same information, according to Rangsiman. However, the significance of those connections has not been established.

The material could potentially reach national politics. Rangsiman said people requiring scrutiny included MPs and parliamentary committee chairmen. Some figures could occupy positions above MP level. Still, he refused to identify ministers or confirm that ministers were involved.

Likewise, Rangsiman would not confirm whether officials above director-general level meant permanent secretaries. He said the information first required factual verification. He also indicated that some figures under examination could rank above ministers.

Another question concerns whether candidates benefited through connections rather than direct payments. The “boss’s protégés” information could become important in establishing that distinction. For now, however, it remains evidence requiring further examination.

NACC seeks withheld government files as funding shortage delays checks on 800,000 examination papers

In parallel, the National Anti-Corruption Commission is struggling to obtain material assembled by a separate government fact-finding team. Deputy Prime Minister Pakorn Nilprapunt chaired that work. Rangsiman said the team had identified several people requiring further examination.

The NACC wrote to Anutin seeking the material at least two weeks earlier, Rangsiman said. Yet the commission had still not received it by Thursday. In response, the House committee decided to seek the material independently.

A separate problem concerns the physical examination records. Approximately 800,000 answer sheets require checking. Rangsiman said the NACC lacked funding to rent equipment needed to process them. Consequently, an important part of the evidence review could face delays.

Those papers could help establish whether registered candidates actually sat their examinations. Investigators are checking claims that some people registered but may not have taken the tests. The question is whether any such names subsequently appeared among successful candidates.

Altered scores hit 5,925 candidates as appointments are revoked and ฿320.86 million in assets frozen

The recruitment exercise attracted 438,277 applicants. Of those, 279,949 actually sat the examinations, while 55,193 initially appeared on successful candidate lists. Subsequent administrative checks established that 5,925 candidates had altered scores.

Of those, 5,145 originally failed but received sufficient additional marks to pass. Another 774 had already passed but nevertheless received extra marks. More recent administrative action divided the 5,925 cases into two groups. Some 3,868 had already been appointed, while 2,057 had not.

Among those already appointed, 146 agreed to resign. Officials moved to revoke appointments for the remainder affected by the altered results. Meanwhile, candidates not yet appointed were blocked from entering local government positions.

Beyond the administrative action, the case developed into a much larger financial investigation. Earlier investigative estimates placed its suspected economic scale above ฿4.5 billion. The Anti-Money Laundering Office subsequently began tracing transactions and assets. By September 11, AMLO had seized or frozen ฿320.86 million.

Police division fails to attend House hearing as Anutin faces scrutiny while on official UN trip

On another front, Thursday brought questions concerning the Anti-Corruption and Misconduct Suppression Division. Rangsiman said Anutin had issued written instructions ordering its representatives to attend the committee hearing. Nevertheless, nobody from the division appeared.

Rangsiman publicly questioned why a state agency had failed to attend despite instructions from the Prime Minister. The absence became particularly relevant because Anutin had previously sought police information concerning Thongchuea. The police response to that request remains outside the public domain.

Anutin himself was in New York when Rangsiman announced the committee decision. The Prime Minister was attending the 81st United Nations General Assembly on an official overseas mission. Rangsiman explicitly acknowledged those official duties while distinguishing them from Anutin’s previous committee absences.

Anutin returns from overseas mission as multiple agencies press ahead and October House hearing looms

Anutin was scheduled to address the UN General Assembly on Thursday before travelling to London. His overseas mission also includes economic, investment and diplomatic engagements. He is due back in Thailand on September 27.

Meanwhile, the examination case continues across several separate state processes. The NACC is pursuing corruption questions, while police are handling possible criminal offences. AMLO is following assets and financial movements. The Interior Ministry has separately dealt with appointments affected by altered examination results.

Rangsiman’s committee has now opened another potentially significant avenue. It is seeking the government fact-finding files while examining the financial information involving more than 70 people. At the same time, it wants direct answers concerning Thongchuea’s university contacts.

The names of several senior figures remain undisclosed while that evidence is checked. However, the committee has fixed its next major step. Anutin, Naruecha and Cholawit are due before MPs on October 8.

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Joseph Anthony is an expat from Ireland who has lived in Thailand for the last decade. He has worked extensively in the media including editorial positions in Ireland and Thailand. He is focused on economic and business stories in Thailand as well as the expat lifestyle.

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泰国45亿泰铢的地方政府考试丑闻持续发酵，牵涉到官僚和政界，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔面临正式的国会传唤。委员会主席朗西曼·罗姆要求就涉及70多人的财务线索、阿努廷的助手与诗纳卡琳威洛大学之间的联系以及其他未公开身份的高层人士的涉案情况作出解释。与此同时，5925份考试成绩被篡改，3.2086亿泰铢的资产已被冻结，80万份答卷仍待审查。传唤通知发布时，阿努廷正在纽约联合国总部，他必须于10月8日出席国会听证会。

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔的助手因其与大学方面不明的联系而受到质询，与此同时，兰西曼·罗姆召见总理，并调查涉及70多人和未具名高级人物的财务线索。（来源：泰叻报）

周四，众议院法律、司法和人权委员会主席朗西曼·罗姆正式传唤总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔，就泰国不断扩大的地方政府考试丑闻进行质询。阿努廷必须于10月8日出席众议院法律、司法和人权委员会的听证会。此举将升级议会对地方政府招聘考试涉嫌腐败问题的审查。

人民党议员兼副党魁朗西曼在另一次委员会听证会后宣布了这一决定。委员会以7票赞成、5票反对、1票弃权，通过了传唤阿努廷和纳鲁查·科萨西维莱的决议。纳鲁查曾任地方行政部门总干事。此外，委员会还以12票赞成、0票反对、1票弃权，通过了传唤诗纳卡琳威洛大学校长乔拉维特·杰拉吉特的决议。

每个人与招聘过程的联系都不尽相同。诗纳卡琳威洛大学在组织考试方面发挥了核心作用。同时，地方行政部门负责监督地方政府的招聘工作。阿努廷既是总理又是内政部长。

阿努廷面临正式传唤，议员们正在调查其助手的联系人和多次缺席委员会会议的情况。

此前，阿努廷曾多次被邀请提供信息，但他始终未亲自到场。朗西曼承认，阿努廷周四因公出国。但他表示，此前的邀请也未能确保阿努廷出席。周四，总理也未派代表出席。

因此，委员会已援引其法定传唤权。朗西曼表示，任何无正当理由缺席者都可能面临进一步的法律程序。此外，相关公务员也可能面临纪律处分。

与此同时，委员会正在调查阿努廷工作组成员通楚亚·查基查伦的相关情况。朗西曼表示，委员会曾多次邀请通楚亚出席，但他既未露面也未作回应。据委员会主席称，记者也曾多次尝试通过电话联系通楚亚，但均未成功。

至关重要的是，委员会已掌握通楚亚与诗纳卡琳威洛大学联系的信息。朗西曼表示，地方行政部门人员在通楚亚与大学人员会面之前曾与其协调过。大学代表否认曾就考试安排进行过讨论。

阿努廷助手参与的大学谈话引发更多关注，议员们正向校长和警方寻求答案。

这一回答又给议员们带来了另一个问题。如果会议并未讨论考试安排，朗西曼希望查明这些会议的实际内容。因此，委员会希望直接从校长乔拉维特处获取信息。大学代表此前曾出席会议，但朗西曼认为校长本人可能掌握有用的信息。

根据已公开的材料，尚未证实通楚亚有任何不当行为。相反，议员们希望他本人解释这些接触。此前，阿努廷曾致函国家警察总长，要求提供有关其助手的信息。据朗西曼称，总理随后收到了回复。

内容仍未公开。因此，朗西曼敦促通楚亚亲自到场回答问题。他还呼吁阿努廷确保其助手做出解释。

另一方面，周四的听证会披露了有关资金流向的新信息。朗西曼表示，证据涉及70多人，包括高级官员和普通民众。值得注意的是，他指出，某些关联可能延伸到内政部总干事级别以上。

涉及70多人的财务线索引发了人们对高级官员和政治关系的质疑。

朗西曼拒绝在信息核实前透露姓名。但他表示，政府机构掌握着相应的证据。委员会目前正在调查这些人与整个案件的关系。

此外，朗西曼表示，他已收到一些被称为“老板的门徒”的人员的信息。他说，其中一些人的姓氏与一些知名人士有关。朗西曼称，政府机构也收到了同样的信息。然而，这些关联的意义尚未确定。

这份材料有可能牵涉到国家政治层面。朗西曼表示，需要审查的人员包括议员和议会委员会主席。一些人的职位可能高于议员级别。但他拒绝透露具体是哪些部长，也拒绝证实是否有部长牵涉其中。

同样，朗西曼也拒绝确认“总监以上级别的官员”是否指常任秘书。他表示，相关信息需要先进行事实核查。他还暗示，一些正在接受调查的人员级别可能高于部长。

另一个问题是，候选人是否是通过人脉关系而非直接报酬获益。“老板的门生”信息可能对区分二者至关重要。但就目前而言，这仍然是需要进一步调查的证据。

由于资金短缺导致对80万份考卷的检查工作延误，NACC要求获取被扣留的政府文件。

与此同时，国家反腐败委员会正努力获取由另一个政府调查小组收集的资料。该调查小组由副总理帕空·尼尔普拉蓬主持。朗西曼表示，该小组已确定了几名需要进一步调查的人员。

朗西曼表示，国家反腐败委员会至少两周前就致函阿努廷索要相关材料。然而，截至周四，委员会仍未收到。因此，众议院委员会决定自行索取这些材料。

另一个问题是体检记录。大约有80万份答题卡需要核对。朗西曼表示，国家反腐败委员会缺乏资金租用处理这些答题卡所需的设备。因此，证据审查的重要环节可能会延误。

这些文件有助于确定已注册的考生是否实际参加了考试。调查人员正在核实一些关于部分考生已注册但可能并未参加考试的说法。问题在于，这些人的名字是否最终出现在了合格考生名单中。

5925名候选人的成绩被篡改，任命被撤销，3.2086亿泰铢的资产被冻结。

此次招聘活动共吸引了438,277名申请者。其中，实际参加考试的有279,949人，最初入选名单上有55,193人。后续的行政核查发现，有5,925名考生篡改了成绩。

其中，5145人最初不及格，但因获得足够的额外分数而及格。另有774人此前已及格，但仍获得额外分数。最近的行政措施将这5925个案例分为两组。其中3868个案例已获任命，而2057个案例尚未任命。

在已任命的人员中，146人同意辞职。官员们着手撤销其余受选举结果影响人员的任命。与此同时，尚未被任命的候选人被禁止进入地方政府任职。

除了行政处罚外，此案还演变成一项规模更大的金融调查。早前的调查估计，涉案金额超过45亿泰铢。反洗钱办公室随后开始追踪交易和资产。截至9月11日，洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔已查封或冻结了3.2086亿泰铢。

阿努廷在联合国进行正式访问期间受到审查，警方部门却未能出席众议院听证会。

另一方面，周四的听证会也引发了关于反腐败和反不当行为部门的问题。朗西曼表示，阿努廷曾发出书面指示，命令该部门代表出席委员会听证会。然而，该部门无人到场。

朗西曼公开质疑，为何一个政府机构无视总理的指示而缺席。此事尤其引人关注，因为阿努廷此前曾向警方索取有关通楚亚的信息。警方对此请求的回应至今仍未公开。

当朗西曼宣布委员会决定时，阿努廷本人正在纽约。总理当时正在执行一项正式的海外访问任务，出席第81届联合国大会。朗西曼明确承认了这些公务，同时也将其与阿努廷此前缺席委员会会议的情况区分开来。

阿努廷结束海外任务返回，多个机构正在推进相关工作，众议院10月听证会也即将举行。

阿努廷原定于周四在联合国大会上发表讲话，之后前往伦敦。他的海外访问还包括经济、投资和外交活动。他将于9月27日返回泰国。

与此同时，该调查案仍在多个独立的国家程序中继续进行。国家反腐败委员会（NACC）正在调查腐败问题，警方则在处理可能的刑事犯罪。洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔（AMLO）正在追踪资产和资金流动情况。内政部则另行处理了因考试成绩被篡改而受到影响的任命事宜。

朗西曼的委员会现在开辟了另一条可能意义重大的途径。该委员会正在寻求政府的调查档案，同时审查涉及70多人的财务信息。与此同时，该委员会还希望直接了解通楚亚与大学的联系情况。

在相关证据核查期间，几位高级人物的姓名仍未公开。不过，委员会已确定下一步重要步骤。阿努廷、纳鲁查和乔拉维特将于10月8日出席议员听证会。

地方政府考试丑闻接近尾声。兰西曼·罗姆呼吁总理给出答案。

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。

反对派指责选举委员会周五可能在参议院选举案中试图粉饰太平。

在备受争议的参议院通俄门案预计将于8月31日作出裁决之前，政治压力不断积聚。

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。

前首相兼民主党领袖敦促卷入参议院通俄门丑闻的政客们坦白交代。

阿披实转而积极支持反对派揭露2024年参议院选举中大规模勾结行为的努力。

参议院选举舞弊案将于8月迎来最终决战，选举委员会将做出最终决定。

阿努廷总理和泰自豪党就参议院选举指控提起诉讼，这是该党面临的新战线。

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。

前官员提交警方报告，揭露2024年参议院选举背后存在巨大阴谋的新证据

强有力的视频证据让饱受争议的选举委员会在参议院勾结指控案中面临更大的压力

约瑟夫·安东尼是一位来自爱尔兰的侨民，过去十年一直居住在泰国。他曾在爱尔兰和泰国的媒体行业担任过编辑职务，拥有丰富的媒体从业经验。他主要关注泰国的经济和商业新闻，以及侨民的生活方式。

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