Seripisut encouraged the NPP protesters and criticized the Prime Minister for not personally meeting Kamnan Mano and the people. He revealed plans to add the "Khao Kradong land" issue to his speech agenda. Meanwhile, Chaiyana and Songsak joined hands to boost the morale of the demonstrators.
At 17:00 on 10 Nov 2026 GMT+7, at the intersection near Phra Nakhon Commercial School, Chamyamaroet Bridge, Phitsanulok Road—the protest site of the People's Revolution Coalition to Protect the Land (NPP)—Police General Seripisut Temiyavet, leader of the Seri Ruam Thai Party, visited continuously to encourage the leaders and the public.
Police General Seripisut said he has been present since the first day of the protests. Today, he came to monitor and ensure order after being contacted by Kamnan Mano. He noted that the main demand is for the government to reduce diesel prices by 10 baht, which he considers a reasonable and lawful assembly, aiming to benefit the diesel-using public nationwide.
He believes the government can reduce fuel prices, but perhaps governments have come to power improperly, buying votes and then needing to raise funds, making price cuts impossible. Regarding the 400 billion baht loan, if not distributed as handouts or for personal gain, it could be used to lower diesel prices.
Seripisut said the government should not deny capability or intention. When he was a police officer, he personally met protesters to listen and help solve problems. Although Energy Minister Eknat Prompan said they are working quickly, why does Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul not meet protesters himself? The minister's words cannot carry the same weight as the prime minister's. If the minister cannot perform, Seripisut recommends removal from office. The demand to cut diesel by 10 baht is clear and does not require written petitions. If he were prime minister or Anutin, he would meet Kamnan Mano and the people directly to listen and act.
Regarding future actions, he confirmed he will definitely speak on stage, planning to raise the "Khao Kradong land" issue, as no one knows the details better than him. He questioned Prime Minister Anutin's involvement or vested interests, asking why the land has not been revoked and why such favoritism is allowed.
The reporter also noted that after Seripisut's interview, Chaiyana Deddecho, deputy leader of the Democrat Party responsible for the southern region, along with Songsak Musikong, Member of Parliament for Nakhon Si Thammarat from the Democrat Party, also came to encourage the protesters.
Songsak said he came to support Kamnan Mano's team, affirming his solidarity with the people, especially those from the south. As a southern MP representative, he praised the public for dedicating their time and pledged to stand with them until their ideals are fulfilled.
Chaiyana briefly said that as a citizen affected and a representative of the people, the movement is Kamnan's responsibility. He offered support and urged the government to take good care of the people.