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Pheu Thai MP Karoon Hosakul resigns from party following internal conflict


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In this file photo, Karoon Hosakul (right) and Thaksin Shinawatra (left).

 

Long-time Pheu Thai MP for Bangkok’s Don Mueang district Karoon Hosakul has announced his resignation from the party, saying he has no regrets over no longer being a member of the “Pheu Thai Family”. The term was recently coined at a party meeting, a party which is seeing former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s youngest daughter Paetongtarn’s position rise, after she was hailed as the “head of the family”.

 

In his Facebook post yesterday, Karoon admitted that, of late, he has started to experience problems in the party, despite working normally and as diligently as he always has, probably because he was viewed by some party executives as being close to Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, currently chair of the Thai Sang Thai party and former strategic chief of the Pheu Thai party.

 

He said that this opinion of him eventually led to mistrust, to the point that some party executives stopped treating him as a party member and even suggested that he should be barred from party meetings.

 

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Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/pheu-thai-mp-karoon-hosakul-resigns-from-party-following-internal-conflict/

 

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