MP Suchada Responds to DSI Inquiry Regarding Husband's Business Links
Bhumjaithai Party MP Suchada Sang-tan-sap has stated she is unconcerned following reports that opposition MP Rangsiman Rome plans to provide information to the DSI regarding her husband's alleged ties to online gambling.
On October 26, 2026, Bhumjaithai Party MP for Chaiyaphum, Suchada Sang-tan-sap, addressed media inquiries regarding allegations involving her husband. Reports indicate that Rangsiman Rome, a list MP from the People's Party, intends to submit information to the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) concerning her husband’s shareholding in 'Suffer.com'. This entity has been linked by some parties to online gambling platforms and scammer networks.
When asked for her reaction to the upcoming DSI inquiry, Suchada stated that she was unaware of the details and expressed no concern regarding the matter. Furthermore, when questioned about whether she would appear before the House Committee on Law, Justice, and Human Rights—chaired by Rangsiman Rome—to provide clarification, she declined to comment before departing for a weekly party meeting.
For residents and observers, this situation highlights ongoing scrutiny regarding the business associations of public officials and their families in relation to illegal online activities. While the DSI has been signaled as the recipient of information, no formal charges have been announced against the MP or her husband. It remains to be confirmed whether Suchada will formally testify before the parliamentary committee or if the DSI will initiate a broader investigation based on the information provided by Rangsiman Rome.
