Sudarat stormed Roi Et to declare war on corruption, vowing to reclaim 500 billion baht and confidently confront deeply corrupt politicians.
On 4 Feb 2026 GMT+7, Khun Ying Sudarat Keyuraphan, the Thai Sang Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate, delivered a major final campaign speech before a large crowd in Roi Et Province. She emphasized solving poverty by stopping budget theft. Each year, over 500 billion baht of taxpayers' money is stolen, causing Thailand's economic decline. Even though the national budget nears 4 trillion baht, it fails to reach the people because corrupt politicians divert it for personal wealth. The Thai Sang Thai Party therefore pledges to reclaim these funds to restore welfare for the Thai people.
Khun Ying Sudarat stressed that combating corruption must begin with oneself by refusing to engage in it. She showcased her past performance managing four major ministries with a combined budget exceeding one trillion baht, without any record of corruption. She added she understands the law, work processes, and can outsmart corrupt officials and politicians. “We have enough experience to fight without fear because Thai Sang Thai is not controlled by any white or black financiers,” she said.
The Thai Sang Thai Party leader firmly declared her intention to eliminate corruption entirely, preventing it from becoming a harmful legacy for future generations. She urged undecided voters to consider party number 48, highlighting its serious anti-corruption stance and empowering citizens to immediately impeach corrupt individuals with 50,000 signatures.