Pheu Thai wants Election Commission to look into ‘propaganda’ and who paid for it
A poster in Khon Kaen depicting Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is one of many put up at state-run health facilities around the country. (Photo: Rural Doctor Society)
The Pheu Thai Party on Tuesday joined a call for the Election Commission (EC) to look into posters erected at many state-run hospitals depicting Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
Critics say they may be perceived as a veiled form of election advertising.
Mr Anutin insisted the posters weren’t intended as election propaganda for him or the Bhumjaithai Party that he lead, saying he was ready to respond to any investigation.
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