snoop1130 Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago File photo for reference only The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is probing an audio recording involving Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen. The clip has sparked significant interest due to its sensitive nature. NACC's secretary-general, Saroj Phuengrampan, confirmed that the complaint regarding the recording has been officially lodged, prompting preliminary investigations. He assured that such actions are typical in high-profile cases, with findings to be presented to the NACC board. Public concern arose from reports suggesting a 10-day investigation timeline. Mr Saroj clarified that this timeframe only applies to initial fact-gathering and transcript verification, not the entire investigation. "There is no rush to expedite this process beyond our standard procedure," he stated. Currently, the case is in its early stages, where officials are assessing whether it falls within the NACC's remit, particularly given the conversation's potential ethical breaches. Key to this phase is analysing the content, which includes discussions in multiple languages. "Accurate translation is crucial," noted Mr Saroj, indicating that language experts might be involved. The conversation contained derogatory remarks about the commander of the 2nd Army Region and appeared to show a compliant stance towards Hun Sen, with Ms Paetongtarn allegedly expressing readiness to meet his demands. Asked about the possibility of summoning Ms Paetongtarn for questioning, Mr Saroj indicated that if current evidence suffices, her direct involvement may not be necessary at this stage. He stressed that the investigation is free from political interference, dismissing speculations of political motivations behind the probe. The involvement of national security or diplomatic agencies will be contingent upon the outcomes of the investigation, Mr Saroj added. The NACC remains committed to proceeding with transparency and diligence, ensuring that the high-profile nature of the case does not affect the integrity of the investigation. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-06-26 2 1 2 1
Popular Post hotchilli Posted 5 hours ago Popular Post Posted 5 hours ago 15 hours ago, snoop1130 said: Currently, the case is in its early stages, where officials are assessing whether it falls within the NACC's remit, particularly given the conversation's potential ethical breaches. Key to this phase is analysing the content, which includes discussions in multiple languages. "Accurate translation is crucial," noted Mr Saroj, indicating that language experts might be involved I don't think anything was lost in translation... she screwed up 4 2 2
newbee2022 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 16 hours ago, snoop1130 said: He stressed that the investigation is free from political interference, dismissing speculations of political motivations behind the probe. Yeah 😂🤗🥳🎉 1
Popular Post Grumpy one Posted 4 hours ago Popular Post Posted 4 hours ago 3 minutes ago, newbee2022 said: Yeah 😂🤗🥳🎉 Well that's what daddy told her 3
khunjeff Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 17 hours ago, snoop1130 said: The conversation contained derogatory remarks about the commander of the 2nd Army Region and appeared to show a compliant stance towards Hun Sen, with Ms Paetongtarn allegedly expressing readiness to meet his demands. That may reflect poor or incompetent leadership, but I'm not seeing how it qualifies as "corruption". 1
Jonathan Swift Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago I make no claims as to any expertise in Thai politics, but this looks like a circus to me. 1
DTL2014 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I don’t see what the fuss is about- “kowtowing “ is a normal practice in Thai culture. It’s also a negotiation tactic . If the General is out of line- move him. If the commander refuses to move him. Replace him. If this causes a coup then you never really had control of the military anyway. Who’s interests does the military serve? 1
Sydebolle Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago The National Anti-Corruption Commission probes a private phone conversation and confirms a complaint being lodged prompting preliminary initial fact-gathering and transcript investigation over a 10-days timeline? Do everybody, from affected persons to the tax payer who finances such silliness the huge favour and just shut down this commission, will you please? What has this conversation to do with corruption? The novice PM walked straight into an open knife of her father’s “close” friend she trusted. No Thai entity can touch Hun Sen apart from lodging a diplomatic note via the Cambodian Embassy to Thailand and the Thai Embassy to Cambodia …… where it will sink into eternity. She goofed up, no argument about that, reprimand her, run a non-confidence vote, but get on with real issues this country is facing and it is a HUGE mountain of unfinished problems. But no, it is being grossly misused by Tom, Dick and Harry for personal gain, political tug-of-war, slandering and insults all add to the tremendous loss of face. Carrying on through an NACC makes not only the prima-inter-pares having lost face already but turns entire Thailand into a ridiculous joke which is, again, run by a bunch of greedy, self-centered clowns. How sad; Thailand and its people would deserve so much better 😞
digger70 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago PM's Conversation with Cambodian Leader Sparks Corruption Probe. Nah, corruption that wouldn't be possible , would it ? that the PM and her Criminal Dad Thaksin are corrupt . Yea For Sure. 1
klauskunkel Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 16 minutes ago, Sydebolle said: Thailand and its people would deserve so much better Yes they do. They always get the leadership that's selected for them.
billd766 Posted 47 minutes ago Posted 47 minutes ago 4 hours ago, hotchilli said: I don't think anything was lost in translation... she screwed up At the most, she trusted people who really should not be trusted. At best she tried and failed, but at least she tried, which is FAR more than any person who wants her sacked has ever done.
marin Posted 41 minutes ago Posted 41 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, billd766 said: At best she tried and failed, but at least she tried, which is FAR more than any person who wants her sacked has ever done. Not really. She tried on behalf of the Shinawatra family not the country, hence calling Hun Sen uncle while throwing a Thai general under the bus. Lots have done more than her, her aunt, or her dad. All they have done is pilfer what they can from the country. Even you must see she is not the sharpest tool in the shed.
billd766 Posted 36 minutes ago Posted 36 minutes ago 1 hour ago, digger70 said: PM's Conversation with Cambodian Leader Sparks Corruption Probe. Nah, corruption that wouldn't be possible , would it ? that the PM and her Criminal Dad Thaksin are corrupt . Yea For Sure. You make a lot of noise but never seem to be able to back it up with facts or links. Do you actually have anything that you can take to a court and be proven beyond reasonable doubt?
digger70 Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, billd766 said: You make a lot of noise but never seem to be able to back it up with facts or links. Do you actually have anything that you can take to a court and be proven beyond reasonable doubt? No facts or links needed the whole world Knows But Nothing gets done about it . You got Facts and links to prove otherwise ? No , than shut up.
AustinRacing Posted 16 minutes ago Posted 16 minutes ago The plane is fueled and the engines on idle. Hurry up guys while the ceasefire is in place in the Gulf. Plenty of work opportunity in Dubai as TikTok content creator (plenty of restaurants) which I have a feeling she’d rather be doing than what she’s been asked to do here.
hotchilli Posted 13 minutes ago Posted 13 minutes ago 31 minutes ago, billd766 said: At the most, she trusted people who really should not be trusted. At best she tried and failed, but at least she tried, which is FAR more than any person who wants her sacked has ever done. What she did in a private phone call to Hun Sen was to belittle the Thai military Commander, saying they/he were/was the opposition and that she was ready to do anything to talk it over.
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