New Politics Party

It claimed that other political parties in Thailand protected only their own vested interests, such as the bureaucrats and elites, and were unable to tackle the country's problems.

Yellow referred to the constitutional monarchy of Thailand, and green represented "clean politics", in which corruption is repelled by an independent judiciary.

The party's logo showed four yellow hands intertwined in a swastika-like arrangement, against a green background, topped by a rainbow in Thailand's national colours.

[3][4] PAD and NPP wanted to replace the National Assembly of Thailand with a body with only 30 percent directly elected members of parliament, the rest installed by employers and labour unions or similar interest groups, in order to achieve their ideal of "clean politics".

In late-March Sondhi demanded the party boycott the upcoming parliamentary elections according to PAD's extra-parliamentary opposition strategy and its abstention campaign ("Vote No").