Two senior officials face charges in civil service exam rigging scandal
The action follows a raid at a house in Bang Yai district of Nonthaburi where police found local administrative officials altering thousands of exam answer sheets for job applicants who allegedly paid bribes totalling several billion baht. The CSD commander said that both senior officials would face charges, along with the 11 officials who were caught rigging answer sheets at the house in Nonthaburi on June 22. Police had called the accused officials in to acknowledge charges on Friday, he said.
- ▪The action follows a raid at a house in Bang Yai district of Nonthaburi where police found local administrative officials altering thousands of exam answer sheets for job applicants who allegedly paid bribes totalling several billion baht.
- ▪The CSD commander said that both senior officials would face charges, along with the 11 officials who were caught rigging answer sheets at the house in Nonthaburi on June 22.
- ▪Police had called the accused officials in to acknowledge charges on Friday, he said.
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Thailand General Two senior officials face charges in civil service exam rigging scandal PUBLISHED : 27 Jul 2026 at 17:09 WRITER: Wassayos Ngamkham Small Medium Large A senior police officer questions a civil servant caught altering answer sheets for the Department of Local Administration entrance exam in Nonthaburi on June 22. (Police photo) Two high-level officials have been summoned to hear police charges in relation to the rigging of results of the civil service recruitment examination for local government bodies nationwide.Pol Maj Gen Patanasak Bupphasawan, commander of the Crime Suppression Division, said on Monday that CSD interrogators had summoned a senior official from the Department of Local Administration and another from Srinakharinwirot University to acknowledge charges.
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