Observers dismiss speculation of political ‘incident’
Dissolution makes little sense as govt has the upper hand
The government will remain intact without any political “incident”, at least until the amendments to two organic laws that are crucial to the revision of rules under the new election system are done, observers and politicians said.
This is despite the looming censure debate facing the government, they said.
Speculation about what that “incident” might be, took off after Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam, and chairman of the committee overseeing the amendments to the organic laws of parties and election of MPs, Sathit Pitutecha, said any unexpected event that derails the amendments will leave the country with no…
