“Anutin” agrees with amending the law to dissolve political parties.

'Anutin' confused! Cobra skin framed in gold, price 20-30 million baht, sees politics from now on will be cooler, agrees with amending the law to dissolve political parties, should slaughter individuals, asks not to look at reserving the position of Deputy Speaker of the House, adheres to the rules and etiquette, insists that there is no one in mind to send to compete. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, as leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, talked about the selection of the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives to replace Padipat Santipada, who left his position, saying that the government has already coordinated. Please do not say that the position is reserved for the Bhumjaithai Party, but it is in accordance with the rules that have been set. Anyone who breaks the rules cannot coexist. Most of them do not. The longer they stay, the tighter they become. The relationship between the coalition parties is also close. At this moment, no one has been prepared to run for t he Deputy Speaker position. When asked if the Bhumjaithai Party is ready to propose a quota, Mr. Anutin said that there must be a meeting and asked to avoid using the words quota, negotiation, and the word asking for it, because it is in accordance with the mechanism. Mr. Anutin also mentioned about the purchase of the 'cobra' MPs, which some people claim cost 20-30 million baht, saying that he just kept talking. The word 'cobra' means just staying still, just telling them to come to this party or not. Is this considered a cobra or not? But Bhumjaithai doesn't have it. If the price is this high, is it necessary to buy it or not? Mr. Anutin simply said that he doesn't know, has never done it, and doesn't plan to do it. Regarding the EU and US ambassadors issuing statements regarding the dissolution of the Move Forward Party, Mr. Anutin said that etiquette is a form of etiquette. If it is not related to him, please do not ask. If it is a matter of the Ministry of Interior and the Bhumjaithai Party, he is hap py to answer. When asked if the Bhumjaithai Party still needed more MPs, Mr. Anutin paused and repeated the reporters' question, saying that this matter requires more manners. In areas where the party has never had MPs in the past, there must be competition between the owners of the areas or the government and the opposition. Therefore, if it is not an area belonging to the Bhumjaithai Party, then the coalition parties should compete. As for the by-election for the MP of Constituency 1, Phitsanulok, Mr. Anutin confirmed that he will not send a candidate to run in this constituency. He will fight but will not send one, and will step aside because it is a matter of etiquette. Mr. Anutin also mentioned that the cooperation between the coalition parties is getting stronger and stronger. They have been together for 1 year. Mutual respect, trust, and confidence are increasing every day. They talk and consult together all the time. This is what he feels, but he doesn't know how other people feel. When asked furt her whether the Move Forward Party will be ready to fight in the next election after the party was dissolved and ready to move forward, Mr. Anutin replied that he himself sent encouragement to the Move Forward Party as an MP, sent encouragement, and wished them success as intended. Anutin believes that the political situation will cool down from now on because today's conflicts, fights, fierceness, color-throwing, and various rhetoric are not like before because talking is useless. Both sides are listening to the wind, not hearing, not knowing, not seeing, not knowing. The speaker is bored and just talking. Before continuing, he said, 'I am good at it because my family talks every day until my ears are listening to the wind. I have been practicing since I was at home.' In the case where the opposition party is preparing to submit a request to amend the law to dissolve the party, Mr. Anutin stated that as a politician and party leader, he agrees because the political party belongs to the people, not the part y executives. If any executives commit a crime, they should be punished individually, not the entire party. He personally had his political rights revoked before when he was in House 111 (Thai Rak Thai Party) and House 119 (People Power Party). Source : Thai News Agency