Anutin" slams "nonsense" in the middle of Government House after a famous media outlet reported that he met "Newin" with "Thaksin" yesterday, avoiding the media for the first time. Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul refused to answer questions about rumors that Buriram United chairman Newin Chidchob met former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra at his home in Chan Song La, saying, 'Huh?' The reporter asked further that there were rumors that Mr. Anutin had also traveled there. Mr. Anutin shook his head before exclaiming, 'Huh, nonsense.' As for whether it was true or not, Mr. Anutin asked back who released the news, before closing the car door and leaving Government House immediately. The reporter said that Mr. Anutin traveled to Government House since morning and when the car passed the Deputy Prime Minister's office building, he did not get out of the car first like every time because he still had time. Instead, he asked the car to take him to the National Security Council o ffice. After the meeting, we joined a meeting to discuss road safety, chaired by the Prime Minister. And in the afternoon, he returned to Government House again and hurried up to Building 1, unlike many times in the past when he would stand and talk with officials and civil servants before going up to the building, so the reporters noticed that this was the first time he had avoided the media. Source: Thai News Agency
“Anutin” denies “nonsense” after major media outlets trumpet news of meeting “Thaksin”
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