Parit Wacharasindhu Addresses Controversy Over Shared 'Tea Money' Slip
People's Party MP Parit Wacharasindhu maintains that a colleague's social media post regarding a fake 7-million-baht 'tea money' slip will not undermine the opposition's upcoming no-confidence debate.
On October 27, 2026, People's Party list MP Parit Wacharasindhu addressed concerns regarding the credibility of the opposition following an incident where a party member shared a social media post from the 'Godd Dam' page. The post featured a 7-million-baht 'tea money' slip, which banks have since confirmed to be fraudulent.
Speaking at the Parliament, Parit emphasized that the credibility of the opposition's upcoming no-confidence debate will be determined by the quality of evidence presented during the session. He stated that the party remains focused on gathering substantial proof to demonstrate why the current government should not retain public trust. Parit clarified that the original post originated from a private citizen's page, not the People's Party, and noted that the party continuously reminds its members to verify information from multiple sources before sharing.
For residents and observers, this incident highlights the ongoing political tension as the opposition prepares for a no-confidence debate, which Parit hopes will take place in November. While the government may view the sharing of such information as an attempt to discredit them, the opposition maintains that their formal evidence will be the true test of their claims. It remains to be confirmed when the exact date for the no-confidence debate will be scheduled and how the government will respond to the opposition's formal inquiries.
