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Anutin on lawsuit against Ice Rakchanok: My right, you will find out — Ready to clarify in no-confidence debate

Politic27 Oct 2026 16:21 GMT+7

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Anutin on lawsuit against Ice Rakchanok: My right, you will find out — Ready to clarify in no-confidence debate

Anutin said, "My right, you will find out," regarding the lawsuit against 'Ice Rakchanok' for sharing a post about a 7 million baht tea fee. He revealed the owner of the 'Godd Dam' page lives near Chonburi, boasted about the government's many achievements, and affirmed he is ready to clarify in the no-confidence debate, emphasizing he does everything for the people.


At 12:10 p.m. on 27 October 2026 GMT+7. Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul. gave an interview at the Government House regarding legal action against MP Rakchanok Srinok. Rakchanok, a party-list member of the Prachachon Party, for sharing a post about a 7 million baht tea fee. posted by the 'Godd Dam' page. When asked if the lawsuit would proceed, Anutin nodded. Reporters asked if the nod meant he would go ahead with the lawsuit, to which he replied, "It is my right; you will find out soon enough. I don’t need to hold back because it is my right."

Regarding the owner named Chairat of the 'Godd Dam' page, whether he remains in Thailand or has gone abroad, the Prime Minister said, "I understand he is around Chonburi province." When asked about opposition calls for speedy investigations in other cases as well, Anutin said he has instructed the National Police Chief to expedite all cases whenever evidence is clear. In this case, evidence is clear; once that happens, arrests are made immediately. Even if posts are deleted, traces remain. But if evidence is hearsay and inconsistent, suspects cannot be arrested. Investigation continues until solid evidence is found. He added that a major case will arise this afternoon, and he urged everyone to follow the developments. Officials have never neglected their duties when evidence is complete.

When asked how far he intends to pursue legal action, Anutin said, "It is my right because this is unrelated to my government duties. I am the one defamed. If I proceed, it is not just a warning to stop doing it next time; it will be full legal action." When asked if the case involves Criminal Code Section 112, Anutin replied, "I am not providing details, only focusing on my personal matter."

Asked how he views attacks during this period, Anutin said the government has many achievements and positive factors benefiting the country. He encouraged anyone to ask any cabinet minister about their achievements. He is aware of all aspects. When asked if someone will loudly highlight the government's achievements since they are numerous, Anutin said he will clarify everything during the no-confidence debate to provide a complete picture.

However, when pressed again, if he is confident that the many achievements will satisfy and solve people’s problems, Anutin stated, the government does everything for the people and cannot act for personal or factional benefit.