Rangsiman Rom Challenges EC to Reveal Orange Senators
Rangsiman Rom, deputy leader of the People's Party, challenged the EC to disclose evidence regarding alleged Senate collusion cases, vowing strict internal probes.
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- Rangsiman Rom responds to reports that the EC holds three Senate collusion files linked to his party
- He challenges the Election Commission to openly release names and concrete evidence
- Insists the People's Party maintains zero tolerance for corruption across all political colors
On September 17, 2026, at 09:30 AM at the Thai Parliament, Mr. Rangsiman Rom, list-MP and deputy leader of the People's Party, gave an interview addressing news reports claiming that the Election Commission possesses three additional Senate collusion case files linking to the orange senators, the People's Party, and the Progressive Movement. Rangsiman stated that no senator identifies themselves as an orange senator, arguing that such labels were merely attempts born from rigorous scrutiny by the opposition and civil society.
Rangsiman criticized the narrative as a peculiar logic revolving around the notion that "if I am corrupt, you must be corrupt too." He further challenged the Election Commission to openly reveal the names and concrete evidence regarding who within the People's Party is allegedly involved in the Senate collusion scandal, demanding absolute transparency from the regulatory body.
Rangsiman Rom's proactive response reflects the People's Party's political strategy of confronting allegations head-on and demanding institutional accountability from the Election Commission. By challenging authorities to produce evidence rather than allowing vague accusations to linger, the party aims to safeguard its core anti-corruption branding.
The deputy leader reaffirmed that the People's Party has never protected anyone or practiced double standards when examining different groups of senators. He emphasized that if credible evidence is presented, the party is fully prepared to conduct immediate internal investigations without any discrimination.
Concluding his remarks, Rangsiman asserted firmly that anyone found guilty of corruption, regardless of their political affiliation or color, must face legal consequences without exception.
Source: Khaosod Politics
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