Anutin Dismisses Rifts with Photos, Thongsak and Senators to Sue Yingcheep
Anutin posts photos with Newin and Pipat denying any rifts, while Thongsak and a senator prepare defamation lawsuits over Senate collusion allegations.
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- Anutin posted photos with Newin and Pipat, affirming a close bond without needing to clear the air.
- Thongsak prepares legal action against Yingcheep over Senate collusion allegations.
- Somphan states the Election Commission previously dismissed petition claims, planning legal steps too.
At the Ministry of Interior, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul addressed his recently shared photos on personal Facebook featuring Mr. Newin Chidchob and Mr. Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, aimed at quashing rumors of internal rifts and confirming that their relationships remain solid.
Mr. Anutin responded with a laugh, telling reporters to train him on how to ask such divisive questions. He questioned why clearing the air was necessary and asked how reporters knew whether they needed to resolve anything, noting they have been together since reporters were still in university, making it an internal family and party matter.
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Internal political relationships are constantly under public scrutiny. Using social media to project unity serves as a common strategy to mitigate political speculation and rumors circulating in the media landscape.
Meanwhile, at Sanam Luang, Deputy Prime Minister Thongsak Thongsi spoke regarding his inclusion in the list of nine individuals named by Mr. Yingcheep Atchanont, Director of iLaw, who exposed information linking them to alleged Senate collusion processes.
Mr. Thongsak stated that he has instructed his lawyers and legal team to transcribe the remarks made by Mr. Yingcheep, identifying statements that fulfill the criteria for defamation, and will file a formal police complaint in Bueng Kan province, which is his hometown.
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On the other hand, Senator Somphan Phalasak addressed a Facebook post by Mr. Yingcheep accusing both him and Mrs. Daeng Kongma, a senator from Amnat Charoen province, of lacking qualifications for Group 10 Senate membership.
Both Mr. Somphan and Mrs. Daeng are now preparing to file defamation lawsuits against Mr. Yingcheep due to the reputational damage caused by the statements.
Source: Matichon Politics
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