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Jatupat urged pro-democracy people across the nation to create a form of rally, which would allow everyone to participate under the campaign "Prayut Kor Tong Rai, Nang Sue Kor Tong Arn, Kan Ban Kor Tong Tum" (we must cast Prayut off, read books, and finish our homework). 
Pro-democracy protesters of the Ratsadon (The People) group have gathered in front of Bangkok Remand Prison in Chatuchak district since Friday afternoon, urging the authorities to release protest leaders who had been arrested and held at the prison.

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The protesters also vowed to stay overnight, while deploying steel barriers on Ngamwongwan Road, blocking traffic and allowing only the vehicles of rally participants and ambulances.

Protesters 'waiting' to know Prayut's response to demand for his resignation

Pro-democracy activist Jatupat “Pai Dao Din” Boonpatararaksa said on Saturday that the protesters gathered in front of Bangkok Remand Prison would not move, as they are waiting for Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha's answer to their demand for his resignation.