Watana affirms his meet with NCPO tomorrow
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Pheu Thai Party politician Watana Muangsuk affirmed today his intention to show up at National Council for Peace and Order's headquarters tomorrow, following the junta's summon order.
On his Facebook page, he also rebutted claims from the government's spokesman that he did not keep his words.
On April 13, the politician was again summoned by the junta for “attitude adjustment” after posting a comment against the draft constitution.
"I will go meet them on Monday, April 18, at 11am," he said.
He also added that he didn't violate any law or fail to honour ้his words. As such, NCPO had no right to detain him.
"I'm not willing to talk with NCPO. If I have to do this, it means I am under an irresistible force."
He also said the NCPO's action runs against the Constitution and the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
