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Sanan warns of turmoil if two coalition parties are disbanded
The country must brace for political turmoil if Matchima Thipataya Party and Chart Thai Party are disbanded, Chart Thai Party chief advisor Sanan Kachornprasart said on Thursday.
Sanan said the Chart Thai Party has not found a solution if the Election Commission decides to seek the Constitution Court ruling to disband the party.
He said if the EC ruled with political sciences principle, the two parties must not be dissolved. "If the government hit a political snag, there would be lots of troubles,'' he said.
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