Puea Thai: There is no reserve party
Bangkok Post
Published: 21/04/2011
Puea Thai has not registered the Puea Tham party name with the Election Commission as a reserve home for its MPs in the event it is dissolved, as was reported by the media, list MP Lt-Gen Ma Phongam said on Thursday.
No Puea Thai MPs had any thought of leaving the party to join other political camps, including the Pracharaj Party of Sanoh Thienthong, as the media reports said, he insisted.
“I have discussed the issue with Mr Sanoh and Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh and they confirmed that no MPs would defect to other parties,” said Lt-Gen Ma.
The list MP also said it is not possible that he would join the Democrat Party, as reportedly said by the ruling party’s spokesman Buranat Samutrak, because he is a rival of the Democrats.
“I never have a thought of abandoning my friend [ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra] during his hard time,” he said.
Lt-Gen Ma said several executive members of his party resigned because they were preparing to run in the coming election and need more time for election campaigning.
Puea Thai leader Yongyuth Wichaidit also insisted that there is no reserve party as a fall back option as was reported by the media.
Puea Thai has not registered the Puea Tham party name with the Election Commission as a reserve home for its MPs in the event it is dissolved, as was reported by the media, list MP Lt-Gen Ma Phongam said on Thursday.
No Puea Thai MPs had any thought of leaving the party to join other political camps, including the Pracharaj Party of Sanoh Thienthong, as the media reports said, he insisted.
“I have discussed the issue with Mr Sanoh and Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh and they confirmed that no MPs would defect to other parties,” said Lt-Gen Ma.
The list MP also said it is not possible that he would join the Democrat Party, as reportedly said by the ruling party’s spokesman Buranat Samutrak, because he is a rival of the Democrats.
“I never have a thought of abandoning my friend [ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra] during his hard time,” he said.
Lt-Gen Ma said several executive members of his party resigned because they were preparing to run in the coming election and need more time for election campaigning.
Puea Thai leader Yongyuth Wichaidit also insisted that there is no reserve party as a fall back option as was reported by the media.
Source: http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/233024/puea-thai-there-is-no-reserve-party
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