"Anutin" tells Bhumjaithai Party that they have already submitted ministerial names, asks people not to use feelings.Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, as leader of the Bhumjaithai Party (BJT), spoke about the news of the nomination of the person who will be the minister in the party, whether it is the same person and the same position or not, saying that he just had Ms. Traisuree Traisoranakul, Secretary to the Minister of Interior, as the party member registrar, submit the list to the Pheu Thai Party executives.When asked if it was the name and position of the original minister, Mr. Anutin said that we must submit the list to the Prime Minister for consideration. It would not be appropriate to reveal anything beforehand.When asked if the Bhumjaithai Party was concerned that the nomination of the Cabinet this time had more stringent qualifications than the previous ones, Mr. Anutin said he was not worried because those who would be ministers must be ready to have their qualifications checked, and it was a good thing, because their health was checked at the same time. When asked about the case of Mr. Chatcha Thaiset, Deputy Minister of Interior, whether any special qualifications had to be checked, Mr. Anutin said that Mr. Chatcha had been a minister for 1 year and how many terms as an MP, so we must use documents and evidence that can be proven. If we were to use our feelings, we should not. No explanation is better than documents, which is considered finished. However, he confirmed that the Bhumjaithai Party checked the people nominated as ministers, not just randomly sending anyone, and everyone guaranteed that they were important.Source: Thai News Agency

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