“People's Party” receives petition from Anti-Corruption group, Urges Opposition to examine the corruption in “Khao Kradong and senate collusion cases”

(SAP NEWS - Sukritta Tangteerawan)On 17th September 2025, at 10:00 AM, at the Parliament Building, Mr. Bhuntin Noumjerm and Mr. Anupap Likhitamnuaychai, Members of Parliament from the People's Party, received a letter from representatives of civil society and student groups. The letter expressed concerns that Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul might be using his authority to interfere in the judicial process regarding the Khao Kradong case and the alleged collusion in the Senate election.

The civil society representatives called on the People's Party to fulfill its role as the opposition by scrutinizing and closely monitoring the Khao Kradong case, the Senate collusion case, and the qualifications of the ministers in the new government to ensure that these processes are carried out correctly and justly.

Additionally, the public called on the party to take responsibility, as it had supported Mr. Anutin's nomination for Prime Minister, thereby contributing to the formation of a government led by the minority Bhumjaithai Party. Nonetheless, civil society groups expressed confidence that the People's Party would respond to the public’s demands with integrity and credibility.

Mr. Bhuntin acknowledged the concerns raised by the civil society and student groups, stating that he would bring these issues forward for debate in Parliament. He also noted that, if concrete evidence emerges in the future, it could potentially lead to a censure debate.

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