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Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha said that the refusal to resign from office was due to protesters’ demands. I didn’t want to keep power. But the page is not finished yet.
“My duties are not over yet. I have to finish. I didn’t want to keep my power as long as possible. But it’s my duty.” Gen. Prayut Speaking before the Extraordinary General Assembly of Parliament, where there was general discussion without resolution for the second day
The prime minister said that many people see themselves as the root of the problem. Talk only about the seizure of power in the coup But he never spoke about the parliamentary dictatorship that emerged in the previous period. I want everyone not to forget the story. Many people can forget what happened in the last 57 years, including corruption that has clear evidence. Or what caused the chaos of the country today I want everyone to check because many people may have short memories.
Also, all previous governments have been enacted. Civil service law in emergency situations Very little That is considered a lesson in our country And every group of Thais should keep Thailand Even if you cannot force anyone But it is something that everyone will have to give back the land.
General Prayut insists that people have never pressured people to divide the new generation from the old. It is only necessary for the new generation and the previous generation to work together to create a common future. In addition to expressing concern about the destruction of family institutions that emerged in Thai society, none of the children have respect for their parents. And the students don’t respect the teachers
