Anutin Fires Back at Split Rumors, Declares Party Affairs None of Outsiders' Business
Anutin Charnvirakul dismissed rumors of internal friction within his party and Newin Chidchob, emphasizing that family and party matters are strictly private.
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- Anutin Charnvirakul firmly denied rumors of internal conflict and division within the party.
- He asserted that party dynamics and relationships are strictly private family matters.
- He criticized unverified political commentators and attention-seekers spreading false narratives.
- He defended a recent social media post by Karuna Chidchob regarding unreliable individuals.
Anutin Charnvirakul showed visible frustration over rumors suggesting a rift within his political circle, sarcastically asking reporters to train him on how to ask such divisive questions and questioning why anyone would expect him to clear the air when no issue existed.
Addressing the press directly, Anutin questioned their presence in his personal life, stating, "Were you inside my house? If not, don't ask. It's a family matter. How do you know we needed to clear the air, and what was there to clear? We've been together for years, since before you graduated from university. Therefore, this is my family affair, an internal party matter, and none of anyone else's business to acknowledge."
The alliance between key political figures like Anutin Charnvirakul and Newin Chidchob has long formed the bedrock of the Bhumjaithai Party. Addressing rumors of fractures swiftly is a standard political defense mechanism used to protect party unity and maintain investor and voter confidence.
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When asked about a cryptic social media post by Karuna Chidchob, Anutin initially defended it before reporters clarified the specific wording: "Cut off the cunning, keep the good ones, cut off the traitors, grow up and stop being complicated."
Anutin responded by asking if there was anything wrong with that statement, before launching into a critique of individuals who pose as political analysts without proper data or credentials merely for attention.
"Cut off the cunning, keep the good ones, cut off the traitors, grow up and stop being complicated."
Karuna Chidchob
Anutin added that such individuals who deceive the public and spread falsehoods for attention lack credibility and viable businesses. He urged media professionals to utilize education and critical thinking to filter news rather than giving platforms to unverified commentators.
Source: Matichon Politics
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