"Aasporn" is aggressively investigating fraudulent attempts to influence civil service exams nationwide, ordering the collection of victim information and threatening to expose and prosecute top masterminds without exemption.
On 10 Sep 2026 GMT+7, Aasporn Santraiphop, Member of Parliament for Sisaket from the Bhumjaithai Party and chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Anti-Corruption (NACC Committee), revealed that the committee has sent letters to provincial police commanders nationwide. The request is to gather complaints from the public who were deceived or paid intermediaries claiming to secure exam passage or government employment, but whose names did not appear on the final list.
Aasporn stated the key objective is to thoroughly collect evidence and on-the-ground information to analyze and verify connections among involved individuals. This will lead to expanding prosecutions to higher-level players. He affirmed that any implicated person, regardless of rank, will be rigorously investigated and prosecuted to bring wrongdoers to justice.
Aasporn emphasized his ongoing and serious commitment to this issue, noting that those who study for exams should not suffer losses due to corruption. Civil service recruitment must be based on knowledge and meritocratic principles, ensuring equal opportunity for all candidates.