Kuala lumpur: Anutin Charnvirakul appealed to voters in Nakhon Si Thammarat to support the Bhumjaithai Party, urging them to erase the word "hardship" from their minds. He emphasized that he never demands gratitude for his work and criticized the notion of "grandfather's inheritance," arguing that everything belongs to the people. He questioned why anyone would vote for him, noting that he is not the Prime Minister and that he never gets what he asks for, focusing instead on attacking others in his speeches.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anutin, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, delivered a speech in Nakhon Si Thammarat to campaign for the party's parliamentary candidates. He expressed gratitude to the people for their warm welcome and promised to work hard to improve their quality of life. He stressed the importance of setting aside hardships when the Bhumjaithai Party is in town, highlighting the party's commitment to developing the South through transportation systems, travel, and trade improvements.
Mr. Anutin noted that in 2023, the people of Nakhon Si Thammarat elected two MPs from the Bhumjaithai Party, a significant achievement for him. He expressed his respect for the sacred elements of the region and prioritized the well-being of its people, appointing Mr. Thanagorn Wangboonkongchana as a minister. He encouraged the people to show their trust in his ability to enhance their quality of life.
The Bhumjaithai Party, Mr. Anutin emphasized, prioritizes the South, urging voters to elect all nine candidates from the province. He expressed the party's dedication to serving the people and highlighted its achievements, such as the "Half-Price Plus" project.
Mr. Anutin reiterated the Bhumjaithai Party's focus on national progress and quality of life over politics. He urged the public to choose a party that delivers tangible results, positioning Bhumjaithai as that party. He also emphasized the importance of unity and brotherhood within the party.
He addressed potential voters, highlighting the party's honest and distinguished candidates and its clear plans for the election. He criticized the idea of competition in politics, promoting a culture of brotherhood instead.
Mr. Anutin also discussed the significant development projects the party has undertaken in the South since 2019, including infrastructure improvements and clean energy initiatives, aiming to position Thailand as a global trade and economic hub.
In conclusion, Mr. Anutin called on voters to cast their ballots for both candidates and parties, emphasizing the Bhumjaithai Party's commitment to the South. He criticized the narrow-mindedness of some parties and highlighted the Bhumjaithai Party's growth due to its focus on national and people's interests.