Thamanat threatens to leave Palang Pracharath

Snubs party leader Prawit, says he wo n’t talk to him

The third-largest coalition partner, Palang Pratcharath, has experienced a significant authority rift, with Thamanat Prompow, the secretary-general and custodian agriculture minister, refusing to speak with party spokesman Gen Prawit Wongsuwon and threatening to leave the organization. &nbsp,

After being sworn in on Sunday, new prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra will begin to discuss the composition of her partnership case. &nbsp, &nbsp,

Capt Thamanat stated at Government House on Tuesday night that he would not speak with Gen Prawit because the party president had no business speaking to him.

” As he does not apply me again, I do not need to talk”, Capt Thamanat said.

He claimed to have contributed to the party’s formation and had worked there for six years, and that he had been” serving one person and one party long enough.”

” It’s time for me to step back without disputing with anyone … It’s time for me to declare my freedom. &nbsp,

” From now on I am ready to leave, with different people, for elsewhere there is happiness,” Capt Thamanat said.

He organized a meal for attendees of similar minds at the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives on Tuesday afternoon. &nbsp,

Capt. Thamanat is alleged to be in charge of 30 of the 40 Members in the Palang Pracharath Party, while the alliance parties collectively have more than 300 MPs in the 500-seat House.

Capt Thamanat said they would be notified on Tuesday evening when he asked how many MPs that were under his command.

” Come say that we separate our life obviously. But I wo n’t ruin the nation or the government, “he said.

Asked if he was excluded from PPP’s governmental votes list, Capt Thamanat said that was really debate. The group’s election portfolio was not required to include the prime minister.

Capt Thamanat served four times in an American prison after being convicted on March&nbsp, 31, 1994 of conspiring to import cocaine into Australia. He was sentenced to six times confinement, served four years and was deported upon his discharge. He denies the accusations and has told the legislature that bread is all there is. &nbsp, &nbsp,

After appointing a prosecutor who had formerly served a jail sentence for attempting to pay the Supreme Court, Ms. Paetongtarn’s father, Srettha Thavisin, was removed from office by the judge for a breach of morality. &nbsp,