Anutin Charnvirakul entered Government House for the first time since winning the election, paying respects to sacred sites for good fortune.

Anutin Charnvirakul entered Government House for the first time since winning the election, paying respects to sacred sites for good fortune. He revealed that his greatest pride was the trust and confidence the people placed in him and the Bhumjaithai Party.

February 9, 2569 Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior He entered Government House for the first time after winning the parliamentary election, paying respects to sacred objects for good fortune. He stated that he always pays respects whenever he visits Government House, but this time he came to express his gratitude for what he received beyond what he asked for, serving as a constant reminder to always do good deeds.

Mr. Anutin said that his greatest pride is the trust and confidence the people have placed in him and the Bhumjaithai Party.

Regarding the readiness to form a government, Mr. Anutin said that there are established procedures. Currently, no political party has called to congratulate them. As for whether or not to bring the Pheu Thai Party into the government, he said that everything is still under consideration and in the process. However, the matter must be brought before the party's executive committee. There are still steps that need to be taken.

Regarding whether a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is also required for forming this government, Mr. Anutin did not answer the question, only laughing briefly.

Regarding observations that the Bhumjaithai and Pheu Thai parties are currently engaging in intense competition, particularly concerning various legal cases, to the point that some view it as burning down the Friendship Bridge and questioning whether it can be reconnected, Mr. Anutin stated, "There are already five Thai-Lao Friendship Bridges, and soon there will be a sixth."

Mr. Anutin also addressed the news reports stating that the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) would find 44 former MPs from the Move Forward Party guilty and send the case to the Supreme Court for consideration regarding their proposal to amend Article 112. He said he was unaware of the matter and would check the news first. He added that no one had reported anything yet, but he offered his encouragement to everyone, as the country's justice system is in place. If they are confident and innocent, they should prepare their testimony and explanations to be helpful.

However, regarding the timing of the indictment amidst the political situation, Mr. Anutin said, "I am not the NACC (National Anti-Corruption Commission). I don't want to be near that area. Don't let me know or be aware of anything."

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