And on Thursday, the Constitutional Court handed down a different initial decision. On Thursday, it ruled differently that Mr Thanathorn, the rising anti-military political star, must put his role as an MP in parliament on hold. Mr Don was accused of violating the 2017 constitution that prohibits a cabinet minister or their spouse from holding shares in excess of 5% in a company. As in Mr Don's case, the FFP boss used a share transfer document dated Jan 8 to prove his case. Mr Thanathorn insisted the form is from the annual report, not the document that validates the share transfer.

Source: Bangkok Post May 23, 2019 23:27 UTC