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Comment on Thai political turmoil II by Keeping the junta’s constitution | Political Prisoners in Thailand
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Comments for Political Prisoners in Thailand
In the morning today, People’s Party leader Natthapong Ruengpanyawut confirmed that the party will vote for Anutin Charnvirakul as the new PM.
For some party supporters, this is a disaster, although others saw it as a strategy to force Puea Thai to call an election.
Natthaphong then signed the 5-point agreement and passed it to Bhum Jai Thai for Anutin to sign, which he did.
To guarantee that the new Prime Minister will truly dissolve the House of Representatives within 4 months, the Bhumjaithai Party must not take any action to form a majority government.
The People’s Party confirms it will remain in opposition and will fully scrutinize the new government’s administration, and no person from the Prachachon Party will hold a ministerial position.
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