Thanathorn' ignores 'Thaksin''s claim to reclaim the championship, says next term 'people' will definitely come first with majority, disagrees with 'anonymous singer' submitting to EC to dissolve 'Pheu Thai', refuses to comment on Democrat Party's trend of joining government, leaves it to 'Ing' to decide, believes joining will not affect the stability of the oppositionThanathorn Juangroongruangkit gave an interview about former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's announcement to reclaim the championship in the next election, saying that it was Thaksin's business and he would not interfere in any way. However, he was confident that the People's Party would be trusted by the people and brothers and sisters to be the number one party in the 2027 election and win a majority of votes so that the People's Party would lead Thailand into the future where the country would be a democracy.When asked about the anonymous singer who went to the Election Commission to dissolve the Pheu Thai Party, what was his view on this matter? Mr. Thanathorn said that we do not agree with the excessive expansion of the Constitutional Court's power. Importantly, it should make it easy for political parties to be born and hard for them to die, and let the people decide their future, whether they want or do not want any party to govern the country.When asked by reporters about the news of the Democrat Party joining the government, Mr. Thanathorn shook his head and said, 'Oh, I have no opinion.' He continued that it would be up to Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, to choose which party to join and which party not to join. We have no opinion.When asked again whether it would not reduce the stability of the opposition, Mr. Thanathorn immediately said, 'No.' -319Source: Thai News Agency
“Thanathorn” disagrees with “Anonymous Singer” submitting a request to the Election Commission to dissolve Pheu Thai.

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