While holding a press conference following the weekly Cabinet, Prayut was shot with the question, prompting him to reply that it was none of the reporter’s business.
When another reporter asked him while a firm that was just formed seven days bought the land, Prayut replied that it was personal matter of his family and he had his rights to privacy.
Prayut reported in his assets declaration that a part of his assets came from proceed from of a land sale by his father for Bt600 million that was shared among his siblings.
“I have rights to my privacy. It’s not true that you can do anything against me just because I am the prime minister. I am also a citizens with rights to defend my privacy, OK?” Prayut said.