Pm Thailand Paetongtarn Shinwatra was dismissed from the case of a telephone call from Hun Sen

BANGKOK -The Thai Constitutional Court suspended the Prime Minister Paetongthan Black Side Shinavatra from his position in anticipation of the investigation of ethics from the leakage of telephone calls with the senior Cambodian official. This case added pressure on the ruling political dynasty in Thailand.

The court stated that they received a petition of 36 senators who accused Patentongtan, not honest and violated ethical standards that violated the constitution, for leakage of telephone conversations with former Cambodian leaders, Hun hay.

Deputy Prime Minister Suria Khuangrunruangkit will take on a temporary role when the court decides the case against Peteongtar, who has 15 days to answer.

Paetongtar will remain in the office as the new Minister of Culture after the rearrangement of the office.

This contradiction began with telephone calls on June 15 with former Cambodian influential leaders Hun Saint, which was intended to facilitate the growing border tension between two neighboring countries.

During the telephone call, the 38 -year -old Patetongton called Hong Saint “Uncle” and criticized the commander of the Thai army, the Red line in the country where the military had a significant impact.

He apologized and said that his statement was a tactic of negotiations.

The flowing phone call caused an inner anger and forced the Paetongtarn coalition to have a very subtle majority, with the key side that left the alliance and is expected to immediately give a petition for disbelief in parliament, because the protest groups demanded that the prime minister resign.