Somkid" insists "Pheu Thai-government whip" is not faltering after "Thirayut" filed a petition to the Constitutional Court to cancel the overthrow of the government, indicating that it should proceed according to the process, believing that there is definitely politics behind it, saying that there is only the opposition, no vengeful side. Mr. Somkid Cheuk-kong, Deputy Secretary-General to the Prime Minister for Political Affairs, said about Mr. Thirayuth Suwannakasorn who filed a petition to the Constitutional Court to rule to order Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister and Pheu Thai Party to stop exercising rights and freedoms that will lead to the overthrow of the democratic regime with the King as Head of State that if the lyrics of a Luk Thung song were compared to a hundred lyrics with the same melody, Cha-cha-cha, no matter who sang it, it would start with Section 49 regarding rights and freedoms. Finally, it ended that when the petition to the Public Prosecutor has been filed for 15 days, the re is a right to file a petition to the Constitutional Court. Whether the court will accept it or not is another matter. He had talked to Mr. Chusak Sirinil, Minister to the Prime Minister's Office, who already has a legal working group. The news from Mr. Paiboon Nititawan, Secretary-General of the Palang Pracharath Party, made it seem like an earthquake had occurred in Thailand, but when the news came out, it seemed normal and there was nothing. As I said, politics can be played for fun or to please, and the Pheu Thai Party can do it, but we don't because we have a duty to work for our fellow citizens. A petition like this does not hinder the work of the Pheu Thai Party. From talking to the party's seniors, there is no problem. As for whether there is politics behind this, Mr. Somkid said there is, for sure. There is no need to look at it because it is obvious. And whoever is the person complaining, whoever they have been with, they have all been with the Lord Buddha. When asked if it was a personal grudge against some political parties, Mr. Somkid said he was not sure if they were, but why would they be angry? They only had the opposition, there was no grudge against them. When asked if it was because he was kicked out of the government, Mr. Somkid said that he was not kicked out, but he did not come. Whoever kicked him out, he did not come. As for whether this will make the government's work more difficult, Mr. Somkid said that it is already difficult as usual and is not a problem because all parties are still working together well. He is a government whip and everyone is united. We can talk about anything as usual. There is nothing that is signaled. When asked if a petition of this nature would disrupt the work of the government and the Pheu Thai Party, Mr. Somkid confirmed that there would be no disruption. In the party, he spoke with an elder who said there was no problem. As for the government whip, they had a normal meeting. They will meet again on Tuesday morning. They will discuss this issue as well . Everything went together without any problems. They will file a petition. Whatever is considered will follow the process. There is nothing. Source: Thai News Agency
