Parliament, "Wisut", the government whip, confirmed that the government's votes are sufficient, there is no need to pull the opposition party to join. He believes "Srettha" will escape the case. He said he knew the news that the Palang Pracharath Party asked for a ministerial quota for "Ekkanat" but did not know the details. Mr. Wisut Chainarun, MP of Pheu Thai Party and Chief Whip of Government, said about the news that the government party will pull the Democrat Party to join, that he had heard that, but he had heard from the Prime Minister that the votes of the coalition parties today are sufficient, there is no need to pull any other party to join. Today, we are stable and can vote to pass every issue easily, so there is no need to pull any party because there will be a problem with the ministerial quota. As for the case of Prime Minister Settha Thavisin, if the result is a penalty, other coalition parties may pull the opposition parties to join. I think it would be difficult to believe that Prime Mini ster Settha will be safe and I believe that what Mr Settha did was right. And no one in the party has ever talked about this. Everyone believes in the Prime Minister and encourages him to work to his full potential. Even though he has his mother's work, he still goes out to the field every day. The Prime Minister has the intention and wants everything to be completed, such as the digital wallet, which has now more than 20 million people registered. This is a hope that he wants to be completed quickly so that the economy will be good and people will have money to spend. As for the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, it will propose a ministerial quota position for Mr. Ekkanat Promphan. Mr. Wisut said that he also knew this, but did not know the details of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party. Source: Thai News Agency
The Chief Whip of the Government insists that the government’s votes are sufficient, no need to pull the opposition to join.
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