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Chaturon has to take one lane or another
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January 21, 2026: It’s risky to show off legal knowledge one minute and say “Oops, my bad” the next.
Key facts
- Just when he deleted a controversial clip of him and boy football stars promoting the “Yes”
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Summary
Just when he deleted a controversial clip of him and boy football stars promoting the “Yes” vote for charter rewrite, Pheu Thai’s big gun Chaturon Chaisang published a Facebook post saying it had to be against the law for the government to indicate that certain politicians were facing arrests, especially during the election time.
His Facebook post says the government hints could affect the images of some parties and pressure state officials in the justice system to make the indication come true.