News Forum - Opposition to take legal action against Thai PM, ministers, following no-confidence vote

[Thaiger]

Thailand’s opposition parties plan to take legal action against the PM and several of his ministers, following a no-confidence vote that went in the government’s favour. Chief opposition whip, Sutin Klungsang, says 6 parties will pursue legal action, according to a Bangkok Post report. Last week’s no-confidence debate targeted PM Prayut Chan-o-cha and 5 of his ministers: Public Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, who also serves as deputy prime minister, Transport Minister, Saksayam Chidchob, Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister, Chalermchai Sri-on, Labour Minister, Suchart Chomklin, and Digital Economy and Society Minister, Chaiwut Thana­kamanusorn. The Bangkok Post reports Sutin as saying opposition parties […]

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[HolyCowCm]

Keep poking at it and it creates holes that may eventually help the bubble to burst.

[Griff1315]

Legal action against the PM 

Another belly laugh day coming. When will they learn it's not going to work and we all know why...

[Chaimai]

3 minutes ago, Griff1315 said:

Legal action against the PM 

Another belly laugh day coming. When will they learn it's not going to work and we all know why...

 

 

Agreed.

 

I quickly learned that pissing into the wind is a futile exercise.

[Slacker]

Why do you often browse 2 or more posts under same heading, on Thaiger? It gets messy to read it. The part of the post below I put in quotes should not be confused with the text before.  Try to use some extra spaces, if you must have several articles under the same heading.

Thailand’s opposition parties plan to take legal action against the Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and several of his ministers, following last week’s no-confidence vote that went in the government’s favour. From next Tuesday, health officials in Bangkok will replace two doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine with one dose of Sinovac, followed by a dose of AstraZeneca. ”An auto repair shop owner stationed out of the central province Saraburi, allegedly pawned cars that were serviced at his shop.”