Rangsiman Rome Urges DSI to Continue Investigation into Online Gambling Case
Opposition MP Rangsiman Rome has publicly demanded that the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) proceed with its probe into an online gambling platform linked to the husband of a government MP.
On November 13, 2026, Rangsiman Rome, a list MP for the People's Party and Chairman of the House Committee on Law, Justice, and Human Rights, expressed concern over rumors that the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) might terminate its inquiry into the 'Shuffle' online gambling platform. The platform is reportedly linked to Tai Yang Sang, the husband of Suchada Sang Taensap, a Bhumjaithai Party MP representing Chaiyaphum.
In a public statement, Rome urged the DSI to expedite the investigation, questioning whether the delay is intended to allow suspects to flee or conceal assets. He emphasized that state officials must be held accountable if they fail to enforce the law against illicit gambling operations. Rome highlighted that four key agencies are involved in such investigations: the DSI, the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO), and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
For residents and observers, this case underscores ongoing scrutiny regarding the enforcement of anti-gambling laws in Thailand and the potential influence of political connections on judicial processes. As of now, the DSI has not officially confirmed the status of the investigation, and the allegations regarding the termination of the probe remain unverified rumors. The public continues to await formal updates from the relevant authorities regarding the progress of this high-profile case.
