The name 'Sabida' passed the Bhumjaithai Party's executive committee meeting yesterday, giving the head and secretary the authority to submit a name to join the 'Paethongtarn 1 Cabinet' instead of 'Chadda', while 'Jessadet' gave encouragement, believing that no matter where he is, he will do it for the people. Mr. Jessada Thaiset, MP for Uthai Thani, Bhumjaithai Party, spoke about the case of Mr. Chatda Thaiset, Deputy Minister of Interior, announcing his withdrawal from the cabinet list of Paethongtarn 1 and changing him to Ms. Sabida Thaiset, his daughter, as Minister of Interior 3, saying that he is not yet available to give his opinion and would like to wait for the party executive committee to propose the name. As for whether he had known in advance that there would be a change, Mr. Jessada stated that he only knew that he intended to do his duty as best as possible, no matter where he was, whether as a minister or an MP, he intended to do his duty as best he could for the people. As for the previous discussion with Ms. Sabida, Mr. Jessada stated that they are still busy at the moment. This morning, they called to give each other encouragement. In this regard, the reporter reported that the name of Ms. Sabida Thaiset has been considered by the executive committee meeting and MPs of the Bhumjaithai Party since yesterday (2 September), with the party leader and secretary-general being assigned to submit the name. Source: Thai News Agency
“Jessadet” encourages “Sabida” to sit as the 3rd Minister of the Interior in place of “Chadda”
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