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Former elected Thai PM won’t be freed
BANGKOK. Mar 5 : The mil itary Junta on Monday rejected suggestions that it would soon release the elected prime minister tt ousted, reports AP.
The Junta leader, armed forces chief Gen. Sunthorn Kongsompong. said Chatichai would be freed al some point, but it was not an urgent matter.
Junta officials were responding to Interim Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun's weekend statement that Chatichai Choonhavan would be freed right after the interim Cabtnct was formed. The Cabinet Is expected to be completed this week.
Chatichai has been detained since he was taken off a plane by air force officers Feb. 23 as he was about to fly to the northern city of Chiang Mai to sec King Bhumibol Adulyadej. A few hours later, the Junta announced it had taken over power.
Also detained are Arlhtt Kamlang-ek. a deputy prime minister, and a few other Chatichai aides. Tlic radio station of the newspaper The Nation said Monday that one close adviser reportedly has been released for health reasons.
The Junta, and not Anand's caretaker government, will decide when Chatichai will be
released. said the Junta's No. 2 man. army chief Gen. Suchlnda Kraprayxn.
The statements raised new questions about the clout of Anand's administration. The Junta appointed Anand on Saturday. •
The junta also said Monday it would be working Jointly with the Cabinet in making national policy. It earlier announced an interim constitution that gives it dominance over Anand's caretaker gov-" emment. whose main task Is to lead the country to new elections by the end of April 1992.
Anand said he was completing his Cabinet on Monday and would seek approval for his choices from the king. Assent of the constitutional monarch is required for all major political changes.
Anand, a 5«-ycar old busi-has said security-related posts would go to military men. He has said Thailand would continue the Chatichai administration's conservative economic policies at home, as well Its foreign policy — essentially pro-West.
The Junta said it seized power because Chatichai* gm crnmenl was corrupt. tried to destroy the military and protected enemies of the monarchy. The coup was the ninth tn Thailand's six decade* as a constitutional monarchy, but the first since 1977.
The Untied States. Australia. France and New Zealand all have criticized the coup. The United Slates suspended economic aid. and Japan said some new loans may be delayed
Chatichai:* government had been widely criticized for cor nipt ion since coming to power in August I9HH. but the military had the same reputation.