Parliament, President whips the government, points out that "Thaksin" paying respects to ancestors in Chiang Mai is normal. He is confident that the Pheu Thai MP will not skip the parliamentary meeting to go see him. There may only be former MPs. Mr. Wisut Chainarun, Chairman of the House of Representatives Coordinating Committee (Government Whip), gave an interview on the case of Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister. Will travel to pay respects to ancestors in Chiang Mai province on March 14-15, which is the day that there will be a meeting of the House of Representatives. But there may have been Pheu Thai Party MPs who went to welcome Mr. Thaksin, saying that within the party they had not discussed these matters. It's a good thing. that Mr. Thaksin will return home to pay respects to his ancestors Mr. Thaksin is a northerner. Things that people in the North honor and venerate are their ancestors and benefactors. This is normal. 'Like during the month We're going to visit each other in April anyw ay. It is a time to go back and pay respects to elders who we respect or even those who have passed away. This is considered a good tradition of the northern people. It is not unusual for you to return to worship your ancestors. As for who will go, I don't know. The MPs in the party haven't talked about this matter,' said the government whip. Mr. Wisut said that many people have asked him whether the Prime Minister will go to see Mr. Thaksin. How will he know? But it is not something that is prohibited by law. If people will respect each other It is normal for fellow citizens to go to each other with feelings of nostalgia for Mr. Thaksin leaving the country for 17 years. It's something that can be done. Therefore, I would like to ask some people not to be stuck with Mr. Thaksin. and then use it as a political case He said they were not related. 'I talked with Mr. Sorawong Thianthong, secretary-general of the Pheu Thai Party. and then give instructions Party MPs were invited to attend the parliamentary meeti ng that day and perform duties in the parliament. No one is allowed to greet Mr. Thaksin. You can be confident that on the day of the parliamentary meeting We will hold a council meeting. Let's work together to consider the law and do our duty here,' said the Chairman of the Government Whip. As for whether there will be people skipping the meeting to welcome Mr. Thaksin, Mr. Wisut said it would be difficult for that to happen. He was confident that no one would go. In addition to former MPs I don't know because we haven't been in contact. If you want to go, it's his right. But Pheu Thai Party MPs are definitely in the House of Representatives. When repeatedly asked to determine the punishment MPs who skipped parliamentary meetings or not, the government chief whip said that it would not go to the point of imposing penalties. trust in conscience in responsibility for the authority given to the people It is believed that MPs will definitely come to the council meeting, especially on Wednesday-Thursday. People have already been informed not to invite MPs to attend various events in the area because all MPs are on duty at the House of Representatives. It is something that is known throughout the country. And from last week, satisfied with the minister's response to the topic. It is believed that this week the ministers will answer the topic in unison. Source: Thai News Agency