“I’m not saying I won’t resign. I will resign once my mission for Pheu Thai is over. Once the Cabinet list is submitted for royal endorsement, I will announce my resignation officially.”
Prayut led a military coup in 2014, ousting the elected government of Yingluck Shinawatra.
Meanwhile, Pheu Thai MP for Chiang Mai Thassanee Buranupakorn quit the party after it announced it was bringing PPRP and UTNP into its coalition.
She said she appreciated working in politics with Pheu Thai for a long time but had no choice but to leave the party now.
She posted on Facebook the resignation letter she had submitted to the party registrar. The resignation was effective from Monday.
Thassanee later told reporters that she would suspend her political work for a while.
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