Thai Examiner
Cyber Police still quiz Facebook page operative who denies ownership over fake payment slip linked to PM
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Key facts
- Fake ฿7m ‘tea money’ slip sparks a political storm
- Police claim digital evidence links Chaiyarat to Godd Dam as bank exposes forged ฿7 million transfer
- Chaiyarat Rekhawat, 26, denies running the page behind a forged ฿7 million payment slip targeting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul
- Suspect denies running Godd Dam as separate Section 112 investigation brings in Bang Khen police
- However, investigators claim digital evidence links him to a forged ฿7 million bank transfer implicating Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul
- The criminal case centres on a fabricated bank transfer slip purporting to show a ฿7 million payment
Summary
### Fake ฿7m ‘tea money’ slip sparks a political storm! Police arrest former Move Forward member Chaiyarat Rekhawat over Godd Dam. He denies running the page as investigators probe viral reposts, suspected donations and a separate royal defamation case.
Thai cybercrime police grilled a former Move Forward Party member through the night over the Godd Dam Facebook scandal. Chaiyarat Rekhawat, 26, denies running the page behind a forged ฿7 million payment slip targeting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Yet police insist digital evidence identifies him as its sole administrator. By Thursday noon, he faced possible court detention after an apartment raid and repeated interrogation.
Thai cybercrime police were still questioning suspected Godd Dam Facebook page operator Chaiyarat Rekhawat at noon on Thursday. The 26-year-old former Move Forward Party member denies operating the page or committing any offence.