Yingluck tells supporters to vote Sunday
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Former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra Friday arrived at the Supreme Court at 8 am to give her testimony in the rice-pledging criminal case against her.
Hundreds of supporters waited for her at the court and shouted "fighting PM" with some screaming "love you, PM".
During a breif press interview before entering the court's entrance door, Yingluck urged people to exercise voting rights in Sunday'referendum on charter draft, saying it is an important day to determine the country's future. She spoke with tears briming in her eyes after she flashes familiar smiles.
She also called for fair justice on the trial, saying the rice-pledging scheme benefits farmers over the country.
