Most convinced NCPO has no plan to retain power: poll
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Only 14.72 per cent of respondents in a survey by the National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) were convinced that the National Council for Peace and Order had a plan to retain power.
Convincing them were reports on the charter drafting, NCPO's work structure, as well as the relatively unstable political condition.
The survey, covering 1,250 respondents, also found that 4.72 per cent totally did not believe that NCPO had such a plan. They said the junta just acted accordingly to its roadmap, drawn up to temporarily tackle political crisis.
Of all, 32.88 per cent said they were unsure.
