Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party has firmly stated that it is not involved in the incitement of mobs or the release of audio clips. The party asserts that no members, including MPs, party leaders, or Newin Chidchob, have hidden businesses or assets in Cambodia. The party has questioned who exactly has such hidden assets.

According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Nan Bunthida Somchai, spokesperson for the Bhumjaithai Party, addressed accusations linking the party to mob organization, emphasizing that almost 77 provinces have reported mob activity. She urged against underestimating the patriotic spirit of Thai citizens who wish to voice their objections to the Prime Minister’s actions. Ms. Nan Bunthida denied any involvement, reiterating the party’s commitment to fulfilling its parliamentary duties.

Ms. Nan Bunthida also addressed serious allegations that the party leader holds assets in Cambodia. She confirmed after discussions with members and the party leader that no such assets exist. Ms. Nan Bunthida invited those responsible for spreading these claims to present evidence. She also denied the party’s involvement in releasing a controversial clip between the Prime Minister and Mr. Hun Sen.

Mr. Chaichanok Chidchob, MP for Buriram and Secretary-General of the Bhumjaithai Party, supported these denials. He stated that neither he, his family, nor his father, often referred to as a spiritual leader, have any ties to hidden assets or interests in neighboring countries. He encouraged anyone with contradictory evidence to present it.

Mr. Chaichanok also commented on his inexperience as part of the opposition, noting that while the party has shared experiences in meetings, they intend to act independently and with pride. He spoke on the increasing uncertainty and intensity of political and national challenges, particularly in communication. He urged citizens to critically evaluate all information and make informed decisions based on actions rather than announcements or affiliations.