Bangkok: "Jinny Yotsuda" has officially joined the Thai Sang Thai Party, although she will not be running for a seat as a Member of Parliament. She expressed confidence in the party's blend of experienced senior members and young individuals ready to serve the nation, and urged for an opportunity to demonstrate her capabilities.

According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Yotsuda Leelapanyalerd, also known as 'Jinny', daughter of Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, the leader of the Thai Sang Thai Party, made her appearance at the Centara Life Government Complex and Convention Center in Chaeng Wattana. She was accompanied by a procession from the Thai Sang Thai Party, led by Lieutenant General Paradorn Pattanathabutr, who is the party's security strategy chairman and one of its prime ministerial candidates.

Ms. Yotsuda clarified that she was not participating as a candidate for Member of Parliament, but was there to support the party's candidates, most of whom were present. She highlighted the presence of both seasoned leaders and a youthful team eager to serve the public within the Thai Sang Thai Party. Ms. Yotsuda appealed for an opportunity for the party to display its full potential during the election, asserting the party's complete readiness to support the populace.

She stressed that the Thai Sang Thai Party's candidate number was less significant than the opportunity provided by the people. Ms. Yotsuda mentioned that a campaign plan was already in place and updates were forthcoming. She expressed her belief in the party's policies, which aim to address the needs of Thai citizens throughout their lives, including measures against corruption and comprehensive policies across various sectors. She conveyed her confidence that if entrusted with the chance to serve, the party would bring positive changes to Thailand. Regarding the goal for the number of MPs, Ms. Yotsuda assured that the party would strive to its utmost, emphasizing their determination and lack of concerns.