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People’s Party says it has evidence to shake ‘blue regime’ as no-confidence debate looms
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BANGKOK — 1 September 2026, People’s Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut said the opposition has information it could use to expose what he called the wrongdoing of the “blue regime” and potentially destabilise the government in an upcoming parliamentary debate.
Key facts
- BANGKOK — 1 September 2026, People’s Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut said the opposition has information it could use to expose what he called the wrongdoing of the “blue regime”
- Natthaphong said opposition parties have held informal talks on how to scrutinise the government, though no formal decision has been made on whether to hold a general debate, a no-confidence motion or both.
- He said the choice would depend on the evidence held by each opposition party
- But he argued that allegations surrounding the Senate election and other corruption claims made it difficult to deny that people in the government, particularly Bhumjaithai Party figures, could be involved.
Summary
Natthaphong said opposition parties have held informal talks on how to scrutinise the government, though no formal decision has been made on whether to hold a general debate, a no-confidence motion or both.
He said the choice would depend on the evidence held by each opposition party. But he argued that allegations surrounding the Senate election and other corruption claims made it difficult to deny that people in the government, particularly Bhumjaithai Party figures, could be involved.