Bangkok: "Anutin" discusses the future of two MPs from Udon Thani associated with the Thai Sang Thai Party, emphasizing that their decision to join Bhumjaithai Party activities is a matter of personal choice and future planning. He acknowledged that cooperation from MPs across different parties would be beneficial.
According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, who leads the Bhumjaithai Party, addressed the media regarding his upcoming visit to Udon Thani Province on June 15. The visit is expected to coincide with Udon Thani MP Adisak Kaewmungkuntrakul and Thai Sang Thai Party MP Rang Thuraphon's participation in political activities with the Bhumjaithai Party. Anutin highlighted that Udon Thani is a region lacking Bhumjaithai Party representation, which limits the party's understanding of local issues. His visit aims to enhance awareness of the province's challenges and needs as reported by the government. He stressed that collaboration among MPs to support the populace is a positive development.
Anutin further elaborated that the nation faces numerous challenges, which require unified efforts from all political factions. He urged against creating divisions, instead advocating for a focus on public welfare to ensure effective cooperation.
Regarding the potential alliance of the two MPs with the Bhumjaithai Party, Anutin noted that it remains uncertain. He emphasized that such decisions are rooted in individual willingness and cannot be imposed.