PUBLISHED: 25 Aug 2024 at 12: 51
According to a survey conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration, the majority of Thais believe former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra should never take any position in the government led by his youngest child Paetongtarn” Ung Ing” Shinawatra and allow the management to do its job easily.
Through telephone conversations with 1, 310 people from across the nation who are 18 and over and have varying levels of education, employment, and earnings, to get their opinions on the part Thaksin does and would play in the Paetongtarn Shinawatra-led state.
Asked about the possibility that Paetongtarn will handle the land without Thaksin’s effect, the replies were:
– 59.01 % absolutely impossible
– 15.42 % very unlikely
– 14.96 % fairly likely
– 9.77 % very likely
– 0.84 % did not know or were not interested
Asked about whether Thaksin may have a part in the Paetongtarn-led leadership, the replies were:
– 37.79 % Thaksin is prohibited from running the nation from “behind the curtain,” but he may offer illegal tips to Paetongtarn as a dad.
– 28.85 % Thaksin may not hold any positions, but she can offer her opinions on the management of the country from “behind the curtain.”
– 26.95 % Thaksin had neither had any place nor offer any guidance from “behind the curtain”, letting the premier run the country easily.
– 6. 03 % Thaksin should hold a position in the government to advise Paetongtarn on national interests.
– 0.38 % did not know or were not interested.
Asked what Thaksin’s real position would end up being in the new state, the replies were:
– 39.39 % Thaksin would never accept any position but keep “behind the veil” to help or guide Paetongtarn
– 31.39 % Thaksin would not have any leadership or provide any “behind the curtain” political advice, but instead would give unofficial advice to Paetongtarn as a father.
– 18. 70 % Thaksin would not have any leadership or provide any “behind the curtain” guidance, allowing her to run the nation easily.
– 9.08 % Thaksin would work for the government in order to advise Paetongtarn on national affairs.
– 0.92 % did not know or were not interested.