“Tae Mongkolkit” Unveils BMA Candidate, Clarifies to ECT Over “Four Husbands Policy” Complaint

Today (April 27, 2026) at 10:00 AM Mr. Mongkolkitt Suksintharanon addressed the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) investigative committee about a complaint made by Mr. Ruangkrai Leekitwattana, a former senator, about a policy that permits women to have no more than four husbands. Mr. Mongkolkitt claimed that he had already addressed the accusations pertaining to his space policy last week. He will provide an explanation for the policy's submission delay today. He clarified that a number of policy issues needed to be included and that conversations were necessary. He also analyzed the previous nation's space development plan and pointed out that other nations already had policies in place for space exploration.

In response to Senator Ruangkrai Leekitwattana's concerns about the impossibility of a policy permitting husbands to have several wives, Mr. Mongkolkitt remarked that... It is feasible, but it necessitates equal treatment and acceptance from the first, second, third and fourth spouses. However, there was no such regulation in the past, and the custom of having a single spouse has persisted for more than 90 years. Ladies' rights and legal rights have not been equal from the past to the present, according to the ladies I spoke with about this issue. The parliament, which has more male lawmakers than female ones, is a clear example of this. Therefore, the legislative process which entails creating laws through the legislative process and proposing legislation by 10,000 or more citizens will determine whether a candidate wins or loses. This implies that what I am doing now is also being done in other nations, such as Bhutan, Tibet, Nepal and Switzerland, where there have been demonstrations against the female-to-male ratio and in favor of men having more than one wife. As a result, it depends on the features of each nation. Mr. Mongkolkitt added that many schools and institutions will come to an end because Thailand's birth rate is currently lower than it was in 2024 and also Thailand will not have people to pay taxes in the future. As a result, the policy that was suggested to the Election Commission has led to legal penalties. He further said that the parallel to Islam was just a comparison.

Later, the Election Commission would provide clarification on the identification. Mr. Mongkolkitt said that the Bangkok Flying Group, of which he is the chairman of the advisory board, is actively contacting candidates for the launch of the Bangkok gubernatorial candidate. His policies include creating drinkable water from the Saen Saep Canal, turning Bangkok into a flying city, offering inhabitants of Bangkok a 50/50 massage program, starting a prehistoric species zoo, and constructing or acquiring a refinery to manufacture petroleum products without taking Singaporean oil prices into account. He stated that these measures will bring about change in Bangkok and that the candidate will be officially revealed after the People's Party is launched.

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