(C) Bangkok Post
He shared that the current leader board of trustees has not surrendered however if they somehow happened to do as such, the matter would be declared at a public interview. Inquired as to whether there was any association between the party’s upgrade and its secretary-general Capt Thamanat Prompow, Mr Chaiwut conceded there was an issue with Capt Thamanat.
Last month, Capt Thamanat was sacked by Gen Prayut as delegate farming priest; simultaneously, Narumon Pinyosinwat was excused as an appointee work serve. Their excusals came after Capt Thamanat was blamed for plotting to bring down Gen Prayut from power, by convincing a few MPs inside the PPRP and more modest alliance gatherings to cast a ballot against him in the no-certainty banter early a month ago.
The hypothesis about an update acquired foothold after Gen Prayut brought center individuals from the PPRP’s groups – including Justice Minister Somsak Thepsutin, Industry Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, Labor Minister Suchart Chomklin, PM’s Office Minister Anucha Nakasai and Deputy Finance Minister Santi Promphat to a gathering at Government House.
It is accepted the gathering addressed a few issues including a potential inner reshuffle which would prepare for the re-appointment of the whole chief board. Notwithstanding, Mr Chaiwut denied a case by lobbyist Srisuwan Janya that the party is being overwhelmed by Gen Prayut considering Monday’s gathering.
Mr Srisuwan stated that he had requested that the Election Commission examine whether the party has abused Section 28 of the law on ideological groups which restricts them from permitting any individual who isn’t a part to overwhelm, impact or direct party issues.
Morever, PPRP agent pioneer Wirach Ratanasate additionally denied a report that nine PPRP chief panel individuals had offered their abdications. He said the party’s enlistment center informed him that nobody had presented any renunciations, Mr Wirach highlighted adding that any distinctions among party individuals would be worked out at the present gathering.
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