In his post, Wiroj pointed out that some supporters were likely to disagree with his comments, but said he welcomed criticism.
“When necessary, I believe I must have the courage to point out what I think is incorrect, even though I know full well that some people do not want to hear it,” he said.
“We don’t need to agree on everything. We should point out things we think are not right. That’s true goodwill.”
Thanakorn, from the coalition’s United Thai Nation, said Wiroj was the first Move Forward figure to comment publicly about the matter.
He also called on the party’s former leader Pita Limjaroenrat, who is now chief adviser to the new party leader, to take a responsible stance. Pita was the guarantor to secure Tantawan’s temporary release.
“I would like to compliment Wiroj for his brave and frank comments. He seems to…
