Ice Ratchanok Vows Party Will Pay 1 Million if Election Fraud Discovered in Kamphaeng Phet

During a campaign rally at the Pracharat Market Plaza near the old Kamphaeng Phet District Office on January 31st, Ratchanok Srinok (known as Ice), a party-list candidate for the People's Party, delivered a passionate speech to support the party's four constituency candidates in Kamphaeng Phet. Ratchanok candidly admitted that winning in this electoral battlefield would not be easy. Throughout the past three political eras - from Future Forward Party to Move Forward Party and now the People's Party - they have never secured a constituency seat in this province. However, she emphasized that this time the party has carefully selected the most suitable candidates ready to fight alongside the people and challenge the incumbent representatives. She highlighted the party's role over the past eight years as the only political group brave enough to stand with citizens during every crisis, especially advocating for junior military personnel who have been treated unfairly. The party is not just offering moral support but is committed to proposing structural legislative changes to prevent repeated injustices. Ratchanok also addressed previous attempts by opponents to create negative campaign narratives and encouraged Kamphaeng Phet residents to show their political support. She called on everyone to become "natural vote watchers" during the February 8th election, urging people to observe polling stations, verify voter turnout, and document vote counting to help prevent electoral fraud. During the intense rally in extremely hot weather, one young attendee even fainted and required immediate first aid. In the Q&A session, Ratchanok firmly confirmed the party's pledge to pay a 1-million-baht reward if election buying or fraud is discovered in the Kamphaeng Phet area.