A call got leaked and Thailand PM lost his position. Who did he call and what was discussed?

News Topical, Digital Desk : Thailand's Constitutional Court on Tuesday suspended Prime Minister Patongtorn Shinawatra in the leaked phone call case. He had called a senior Cambodian leader regarding the border dispute, which is facing strong opposition. This matter has reached the court, in which there is a demand for his removal from the post.

The court removed him from office pending an investigation. Deputy Prime Minister Suriya Jungrungruangkit is expected to be made acting prime minister. Judges voted unanimously on a petition alleging ethics violations against him and decided by seven to two to suspend him from the post of prime minister.

The court gave 15 days time to the PM

The court has given Shinawatra 15 days to present evidence. 38-year-old Shinawatra is facing massive opposition in his country over his handling of the border dispute with neighboring Cambodia. The two countries had an armed clash on May 28, in which a Cambodian soldier was killed.

Know with whom you talked on the phone

On June 15, she spoke on the phone with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen in an attempt to defuse tensions. The call was leaked and sparked protests across the country. On the court's decision, Shinawatra said she would accept the legal process and do her best to defend herself, as she had no intention other than protecting the country and maintaining peace.

He said, "I only thought about how to avoid problems. How to avoid armed conflict so that the soldiers do not suffer any harm." Shinawatra thanked his supporters and also apologized to the people for the trouble caused by the phone call leak.

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