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	Winthai said the move by Charupong, who announced the formation of a group against the coup, would have no impact because mot Thais understood what the National Council for Peace and Order was doing.</div>
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	Winthai said the NCPO was not a dictator because it stepped in to try to improve the democratic system.</div>
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Winthai plays down Charupong's move

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Winthai plays down Charupong's move

Junta deputy spokesman Col Winthai Suvari said Wednesday that the latest campaign by former interior minister Charupong Ruangsuwan would have no impact on the national security.

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