Nattawut's complaint against military watch
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Nattawut Saikua, a red-shirt leader, said Sunday that he had been under military watch after he publicly announced the plan to visit the Rajabhakti Park.
On his Facebook page, he said four military vehicles were seen at 5am in front of his house in Nonthaburi. In the afternoon, it was reported that a vehicle remained, with about 4 soldiers saying they were ordered to maintain peace.
"Why you are abusing your power like this? Let it be known that the quest for truth is dangerous. I insist here whatever I will face, I will go to the Rajabhakti Park," Nattawut said on the page.
National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) spokesman Colonel Winthai Suvari today questioned Nattawut's motive, citing the possibility that this may be politically motivated. He questioned why Nattawut concentrated on the park project when there are a large number of government projects.
He also said that the government was in the process to clarify facts involving with the project. He urged Nattawut to approach related agencies for such information, instead of visiting the park.
