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Suspect in Thai Deputy PM's 7 Million Baht Case Denies Social Media Link
A man arrested in connection with an alleged 7 million baht slip involving Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has denied ownership of a social media page under investigation. The denial came as authorities pursue leads in the financial case.
LSN Thailand ·
A suspect detained in relation to an alleged 7 million baht slip linked to Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has rejected claims that he operates a social media page known as Godd Dam, according to police statements. The arrestee's denial marks a potential complication in the investigation as authorities work to establish the ownership and operation of the account in question.
The case centers on allegations involving the disputed transfer of funds, which has drawn scrutiny from law enforcement agencies. Investigators have been examining digital records and social media activity as part of their inquiry into the matter.
The suspect's legal team is expected to challenge the authorities' claims regarding the social media account, suggesting possible discrepancies in the investigation's evidence chain. Police have indicated they will continue gathering evidence to corroborate their findings.
The case remains under active investigation, with authorities pursuing additional leads to clarify the circumstances surrounding the alleged financial transaction and the individuals involved in its execution.
Photo: Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul (right) meets Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in Cebu after the 48th ASEAN Summit, May 2026. Presidential Communications Office (Philippines) via Wikimedia Commons (public domain).