‘Gaddar, sale out’: Thailand PM Patongtern Shinavatra was suspended with the former Cambodian leader on a leaked phone call – both were discussing?

The constitutional court of Thailand on Tuesday suspended Prime Minister Petongorn Shinavatra from a former Cambodian leader leaked on the post call.The judges unanimously voted for accepting the morality petition against Patongtern and suspended him from duty by 7–2 votes. The decision increased public dissatisfaction with Cambodia recently with Cambodia on handling the border conflict, which killed a Cambodian soldier. During his diplomatic efforts on the dispute, a leaked phone call gave more fuel to complaints and protests.

The protesters gathered on Saturday waved the Thai flags and chanting “Anag Ing, Step Down”, referring to the Prime Minister with his surname. The Guardian reported that many indicated him to label him “trait” and a “cell out”, alleging that the country was cheated.

What was in leaked audio tape?

Earlier this month, a leaked phone call revealed him while discussing the border dispute with Cambodian leader Hun Sen.In recording, she was heard severely speaking about a high -grade Thai military officer and Hun Sen was referred to as a “uncle”, assuring that she would “take care of it” if she is anything if she is anything.Meanwhile, the Raja of Thailand approved a cabinet reshuffle with the aim of stabilizing the coalition government, which has been shaken by the exit of a major party after Prime Minister Patongtern Shinavatra’s leaked phone call with former Cambodia leader. Patongtern played the role of Culture Minister, in which he expressed his goal to demonstrate Thai culture internationally. Before becoming Prime Minister, he was a lawyer for Thailand’s “soft power”, who emphasized the country’s cuisine, cultural heritage and sports.