Warawut led a group of Suphanburi MPs to pay respects and seek blessings from Jongchai and Mukda Tieangtham, former deputy leader of the Chart Thai Party, during the Songkran Festival. He revealed that the two families have long been part of Suphanburi, and without Ajongchai, they would not have won the election.
On 11 April 2026 at Ban Kluai, Si Prachan District, Suphanburi Province, Warawut Silpa-archa, Minister of Industry, together with Sorachat Sujit, Suphanburi MP from the Bhumjaithai Party, Nattawut Prasertsuwan, Suphanburi MP from the Bhumjaithai Party, and Sameokan Tieangtham, Suphanburi MP from the Bhumjaithai Party, paid respects and sought blessings from Jongchai Tieangtham, former Deputy Minister of Transport and former deputy leader of the Chart Thai Party, and his wife Mukda Tieangtham, mother of Sameokan, during the Songkran Festival or Thai New Year.
Warawut said that the Silpa-archa and Tieangtham families have always been part of Suphanburi, supporting Suphanburi MPs in their work. On this Thai New Year, he wished Ajongchai and Amukda good health, to be a protective shade for their children, grandchildren, and younger generations. He asked for the blessings and protection of the Triple Gem and the sacred guardians of Suphanburi for Ajongchai and his family. He emphasized that moving forward, without Ajongchai, they would not have won the election and encouraged support for the work of the Bhumjaithai Party MPs. Meanwhile, Jongchai briefly wished everyone prosperity.
