Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Chaichanok Chidchob, and Paradorn Prisananantakul have extended an invitation to the Prachachon Party to discuss the formation of a new government, expressing willingness to consider the party's terms. Anutin responded with humor and a smile when a reporter commented on his potential as a bright new Prime Minister.
According to Thai News Agency, at 5:55 PM, Anutin, along with Chaichanok and Paradorn, visited the Prachachon Party headquarters to meet with the party's leader, Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, also known as "Teng," and the executive committee. The meeting is anticipated to address the possibility of supporting Anutin as the next Prime Minister.
Upon his arrival at the Prachachon Party headquarters in a black Toyota Alphard van, Anutin was greeted by a large group of reporters. He humorously remarked on the number of reporters present, comparing it to the Bhumjaithai Party. When questioned about preliminary discussions with the Prachachon Party leader, Anutin stated his intention to first meet with the leader before making any statements.
A reporter jokingly referred to Anutin's "bright aura" as a potential Prime Minister, to which he responded with a smile, reiterating his intention to meet the party leader before discussing any political terms. He noted that it was his first visit to the Prachachon Party headquarters.
When asked about his stance on the People's Party's terms, Anutin did not provide a direct response. However, he mentioned the Bhumjaithai Party's belief in amending sections of the constitution that may not serve the people's interests.
Addressing the possibility of a new election, Anutin expressed his belief in returning power to the people when political issues arise, though he emphasized the need to first consult with Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut. He admitted uncertainty about the future political path ahead.
Before entering the elevator with his colleagues Chaichanok and Paradorn, Anutin posed for photographs, maintaining a positive demeanor. The meeting with the Prachachon Party leadership was poised to be a significant step in potential government formation discussions.