Fri, November 23, 2007 : Last updated 17:53 hours
{literal}
{/literal}
Home > Politics > Gen Winai dismisses CNS plot allegation
){kind=link}
Gen Winai dismisses CNS plot allegation
Gen Winai Phattiyakul, whose son will run in the election under the Democrat ticket, dismissed on Tuesday an allegation the military junta has backed the Democrat Party to win the December 23 election.
Gen Winai
Secretary general of the Council for National Security (CNS) and Defence Ministry permanent secretary, Winai said it is not a matter of the CNS plotting to retain power.
His son Sakonthee was only a young man, so it was impossible for him to control the Democrat Party as alleged, he said.
"My son is 30 years old. He can make his own decisions," Winai said.
{literal}
Top Stories
- PPP headed for 190 seats
- Sonthi warns against politicising security affairs
- A second opinion needed on banned party executives
- Puea Pandin denies a secret coalition deal
- EC to eject about 30 partylist candidates
- 37 partylisted candidates kicked out of the race
- Thirapat urges banned party executives to stay out of campaigning
- Gay marriage demanded as next government's agenda
- Parties 'need new education policies'
- PPP denies its alliance with Chart Thai, Matchima
Politics Blog
Sonthi VS Sondhi
Junta chief Gen Sonthi Boonyaratglin is still optimistic about his ally Sondhi Limthongkul.
Who is the Client? Temasek or Thaksin
Surin Upatkoon, the main shareholder in the controversial Kularb Kaew Co, was yesterday charged with a criminal offence for alleged illegal representation of a foreign company under the Foreign Business Act 1999.
Video
{literal}
{/literal}
Corporate links:
Privacy Policy (c) 2007 www.nationmultimedia.com Thailand
1854 Bangna-Trat Road, Bangna, Bangkok 10260 Thailand.
Tel 66-2-338-3000(Call Center), 66-2-338-3333, Fax 66-2-338-3334
Tel 66-2-338-3000(Call Center), 66-2-338-3333, Fax 66-2-338-3334
Contact us: Nation Internet
File attachment not accepted!