Rangsiman Rome Addresses Legal Action Against 'Godd Dam' Page Admin
People's Party MP Rangsiman Rome commented on the legal proceedings against the 'Godd Dam' page administrator, criticizing attempts to link the case to his party while calling for consistent law enforcement standards.
On October 26, 2026, Rangsiman Rome, a list MP and deputy leader of the People's Party, addressed the ongoing legal case involving the administrator of the 'Godd Dam' Facebook page. According to Khaosod Online, Rome stated that while legal action should proceed based on evidence, he expressed concern over efforts to associate the case with the People's Party simply because the administrator was previously a member of the now-dissolved Move Forward Party. He characterized these associations as systematic attempts to discredit his party.
Rome emphasized that the accused individual is entitled to legal counsel and a fair defense. Furthermore, he urged authorities to apply the same level of investigative speed demonstrated in this case to other matters, such as allegations of unexplained wealth and reports of gambling websites linked to politicians. He argued that if state agencies maintained this level of efficiency for all citizens—rather than focusing primarily on cases involving high-ranking officials like the Prime Minister—it would significantly improve crime prevention and public trust.
For residents and observers, this situation highlights ongoing tensions regarding political discourse and the application of digital laws in Thailand. It remains to be confirmed how the investigation into the 'Godd Dam' page will conclude and whether the authorities will address the broader concerns raised by Rome regarding the consistency of law enforcement across different types of cases.
