Protest Leader Denies Political Backing as Demonstrations Continue
The protest group led by 'Kamnan Mano' enters its fifth day of demonstrations, demanding a reduction in fuel prices while denying any political party involvement.
As of November 12, 2026, the protest group known as the NPF has entered its fifth consecutive day of demonstrations. The protest leader, known as 'Kamnan Mano,' has publicly addressed concerns regarding the movement's origins, specifically denying that any political party is providing support behind the scenes. This statement follows public speculation regarding the involvement of Sonthi, who has provided assistance to the group. Kamnan Mano maintains that the movement is driven solely by the public and expects the number of participants to increase in the coming days. The primary objective of the protest remains a demand for the government to reduce fuel prices by 10 baht per liter. To bolster their position, organizers plan to invite experts to provide data and clarify the economic arguments for their demands. For residents and travelers, these ongoing demonstrations may lead to localized traffic disruptions or changes in public gathering patterns in the affected areas. It remains to be confirmed how the government will respond to these specific demands and whether the protest will expand as the organizers anticipate. Observers are advised to monitor local news for updates on potential road closures or changes in the protest's scope.