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	Somyot said he signed the order and passed it on the PM&rsquo;s Secretariat on Monday after a police committee submitted a formal finding that Thaksin had to face the penalty.</div>
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	The committee recommended the police rank removal after Thaksin gave an interview to foreign media affecting a royal institution regarding to the coup last year.</div>
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Somyot signs order to strip Thaksin of police rank

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Somyot signs order to strip Thaksin of police rank

Police Commissioner General Pol Gen Somyot Pumpanmuang said Wednesday that he has signed an order to strip former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra of his police lieutenant colonel rank.

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