“Chada” accompanied by “Sabida” took the stage to appeal to the people of Krabi to vote for Bhumjaithai across the province, asking for an extension of four more years. He remarked that if so much could be accomplished in two months, imagine what could be done in four years. He praised the people of Krabi for understanding politics and elections, urging them to choose a party that respects Muslims. He promised to do his utmost to reduce the cost of Hajj so that everyone can access it.
On 14 January 2025 GMT+7, Mr. Chada Thaiset, candidate for Uthai Thani MP, together with Ms. Sabida Thaiset, party-list candidate for Bhumjaithai Party, met Muslim religious leaders and the Muslim community at Ban Na Mosque in Krabi. Afterwards, they joined Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Bhumjaithai Party leader, campaigning at Ton Palm Market, Khlong Thom District, Krabi, and spoke at the front yard of the Khlong Thom District Office. After Mr. Anutin’s speech, which highlighted policies and past achievements proving that Bhumjaithai delivers on its promises, he said, "We are now doing 'plus' and we will do even more," and endorsed Mr. Kokhun, candidate number 5 for Krabi’s constituency 3, and Bhumjaithai Party number 37.
Ms. Sabida spoke about the Hajj pilgrimage policy for Muslims that Bhumjaithai has implemented, emphasizing their attention to detail and commitment. She asserted that no other party has done this because Mr. Anutin, as Minister of Interior, prioritized ensuring the public's access to Hajj. Together with Mr. Chada Thaiset, who previously served as Deputy Minister of Interior, they listened to people’s concerns that Hajj costs were too high and funds were not reaching the recipients. They discussed mechanisms to reduce prices, and Bhumjaithai succeeded through dedication. In nearly three years of work, they reduced Hajj costs by nearly 300 million baht, returning money to the people. This is why choosing Bhumjaithai is crucial — when they commit to something, they do it wholeheartedly. They are unafraid of obstacles as long as their goal is to serve the people.
Ms. Sabida stated that she has witnessed the unity among Krabi residents who elected three Bhumjaithai MPs, resulting in the entire province being represented. Furthermore, Krabi now has a deputy minister, not appointed to benefit any particular family, but chosen to represent the dignity of Krabi people.
Ms. Sabida said that people have asked about trade, border issues, and security. In just over two months, Bhumjaithai has already achieved significant results. Imagine what could be done in four years. Therefore, she asked for a chance to continue working for the people. They have Ms. Supajee Sutamphan to help export agricultural products, Mr. Akniti Nititanprapas to oversee finance and treasury, and the popular 'Half-Half Plus' policy, which has been well received by the public and merchants alike. If voters choose Bhumjaithai, the 'Half-Half Plus' program will surely return.
Mr. Chada Thaiset, Bhumjaithai candidate for Krabi constituency, spoke at a campaign rally on 13 January 2026 GMT+7, noting that in the previous election, Bhumjaithai secured three MPs from Krabi. He expressed his gratitude that Krabi people understand politics and elections. He said he feels warmly welcomed in Bhumjaithai, a party that highly respects Muslims. He urged Krabi residents to vote for Bhumjaithai candidates across the province as before.
