DSI Director General Pledges Non-Interference in Senate Selection Collusion Case
Key points
- Department of Special Investigation (DSI) chief Pol.
- Capt.
- Piya Raksakul has confirmed he will not intervene in the ongoing investigation into alleged collusion during the Senate selection process.
On October 19, 2026, Pol. Capt. Piya Raksakul, Director General of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), addressed public concerns regarding the ongoing investigation into alleged collusion in the Senate selection process. Speaking at Government House, Pol. Capt. Piya stated that he would refrain from interfering in the case, citing public opposition to his direct involvement.
According to Khaosod Online, the DSI chief emphasized that the investigation is already being handled by designated officials and is proceeding according to established legal procedures. When pressed by reporters for updates on the case, Pol. Capt. Piya maintained that the matter is being managed in strict accordance with the law and internal regulations. He declined to provide further details, noting that his current focus at the Government House was on a separate investigation regarding land nominees.
For residents and observers, this statement clarifies the DSI's administrative stance on a high-profile political case, signaling that the agency intends to allow the existing legal process to run its course without executive intervention. As of now, the specific timeline for the investigation's conclusion and the identities of those under scrutiny remain subject to the ongoing legal process. Further updates will depend on the progress of the assigned investigative team.
