Thai House Speaker Denies 'Government Dog' Accusations, Hints at Legal Action
Thai House Speaker Sophon Saram has refuted accusations of being a "government dog" from the opposition, asserting his integrity and hinting at legal action for defamation. He explained the negotiation process with the opposition and the reasons for introducing new regulations for committee operations.
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