“We invite all Thais to join us in shining a light on democracy and urging Pheu Thai to keep its promise to the people,” said Angello, adding that protests will occur at every Pheu Thai provincial office on Monday.
UFTD members dispersed after a peaceful protest that lasted less than an hour.
Police officers from Makkasan station were present.
Last Monday, angry young activists from the anti-monarchy Thalu Wang group staged a protest at Pheu Thai Party’s headquarters when its leaders met with their counterparts from the Bhumjaithai Party.
They said Pheu Thai had “betrayed” its former ally, the Move Forward Party.
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