Another example of the Junta taking a strong stance against the lethargy of police officers.

I think the feedback from the majority of Thai's offering criticism of the Junta's progress in reforming Thailand has hit a nerve with Prayut so he is stepping up to the majorities plate so to speak to heed the majorities wishes.

I do wonder though what the job description of an "inactive post" is?

If it is less responsibility for the same money I would be bucking for an inactive post as well.

Those inactive posts again....

Must be getting a bit crowded at Police HQ in that office. Perhaps it's just a euphemism for compulsory attitude adjustment courses.

Edited July 26, 201510 yr by The Deerhunter

Bit like you Somyot, refusing to enforce the stripping of Thakisn of his police rank...

When will you be moved to an inactive post?

Did HE specifically refuse a direct order, or did a committee of them vote to not recommend the stripping of his rank? More than a subtle difference.