Anutin's 'four risks' headline capital bidListen to this articleBhumjaithai (BJT) leader and prime ministerial candidate Anutin Charnvirakul launched the party's Bangkok campaign on Thursday, urging voters to hand BJT a majority mandate and outlining what he called a comprehensive "four‑risk" policy framework to safeguard livelihoods and national stability. Campaigning in Huai Khwang district, Mr Anutin surprised residents by travelling between communities on a motorcycle to canvass for constituency candidates. Asked how Bhumjaithai intends to win over Bangkok voters, despite lacking a history of victory in the capital, Mr Anutin said the party is offering a clear "four‑risk" agenda covering economic risks, security risks, natural disaster risks and social risks. He expressed confidence over the party's prospects in Bangkok but stressed that the final decision rests with voters. Rejecting attacks on rival parties' policies, Mr Anutin argued that undermining others does not benefit the public.

Source: Bangkok Post January 10, 2026 00:31 UTC