Some of them from Pathum Thani, Samut Prkan and some northeastern provinces arrived at the ground since Thursday evening and set up a stage and their readers made speeches to attack the court. 
	Many more of them joined the rally Friday morning. 
	Police were deployed to keep security around the area and police also set up barricades around the rally site. 
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