Then-Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha leads his cabinet in paying respect to a giant portrait of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great on Dec 5, 2022, late King’s birthday, at Sanam Luang. Dec 5 is also Thailand’s National Day. (Photo: Pornprom Satrabhaya)
Veteran politician Nipit Intarasombat has asked if the Move Forward Party really plans to change the date of National Day from Dec 5 to June 24 if it attains government.
Mr Nipit, 66, who represented the southern province of Phatthalung from 1992 to 2013, posed his question on Facebook on Sunday. He referred to a remark by MFP MP and spokesman Rangsiman Rome in a public discussion on June 24, the 91st anniversary of the Siamese revolution in 1932.
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