Supachai strikes back at Rom, urging him to stop searching for 'Natasha' and to address the 'Na-Tawee' issue, noting that the public awaits answers on who owns the information, who scripted it, and who is responsible for the accuracy of the accusations.
At 15:48 on 18 Oct 2026 GMT+7 Mr. Supachai Jaisamut a party-list Member of Parliament (MP) from the Bhumjaithai Party, posted on Facebook regarding the case where Mr. Rangsiman Rome a party-list MP from the People's Party (Pop), mentioned 'Natasha,' raising suspicion that information was sent from the government side, prompting questions whether this is fact-checking or just storytelling like a movie.
Supachai stated that there is no 'Natasha,' but there are questions about 'Na-Tawee' that must be clearly answered: who sent the information from government agencies used to accuse others? Was it 'Na-Tawee' who sent it? Was it obtained legally and has it been verified for accuracy, or is it just reciting lines given by someone and then publicly performed?
He further explained that the roles of MP and committee chairman are meant for fact-checking, not platforms for using unverified information to attack politically. If accusing anyone using government data, the source and accuracy must be clarified for public scrutiny, not creating doubts while leaving key questions about the data's origin unanswered.
Supachai also compared the situation by saying that even traditional shadow puppetry knows who the puppeteer is, who provides the voice, and what the puppet represents, yet the public still waits for answers on who owns the data, who scripted it, and who is responsible for the truthfulness of the accusations.
Supachai emphasized, "Stop chasing after 'Natasha' and neglecting to investigate whether 'Na-Tawee' has a role in this matter. What society needs is not character creation or passing questions around, but clear answers about the origin of the information and evidence used for accusations. Dignified scrutiny must be based on evidence, not scripts someone hands over to deceive the public day after day."