Khunying Sudarat pointed out that the system of checks and balances is controlled, allowing those in power who commit corruption to escape all cases. When corruption flourishes, it is not politicians, civil servants, or the Election Commission who pay the price, but the entire population.
On 16 September 2026, Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan posted on Facebook that when the "checks and balances system" is dominated, those in power who commit corruption escape all cases because those being investigated choose the investigators themselves. When oversight mechanisms are under the control of corrupt authorities, they do not fear scrutiny, and the corrupt become even bolder, allowing corruption to thrive.
When corruption flourishes, those who pay are not politicians, civil servants, or the Election Commission but the entire nation. A clear example now is the local examination fraud worth billions, yet only minor offenders are caught, while powerful beneficiaries of billions remain untouched. Another case is the masked oil hoarding scandal that defrauded the public of over 50 billion baht; to date, authorities have not arrested those who turned oil into cash for personal gain. We must not submit to the power of these "villains" because if we do, we are handing over a decayed, corruption-ridden country to our children to suffer. She concluded with hashtags #HonestPolitics #Collusion #ElectionCommission