Thailand’s new prime minister

The new head of the Thai parliament has been elected as the new Prime Minister of the State of India, Mr. Ashton Chan Ochah.

Sachin Chan Ocha, the leader of Pakistan’s military, has been elected Thailand’s new prime minister, one of the leading states in Asia.

The 60-year-old boyfriend has been elected prime minister in an election held recently in the country’s parliament.

Accordingly, he was the head of the Thai military conspiracy, who will become the new head of the civil government.

Thailand’s parliamentary majority needed 375 votes.

As a result, the contested candidate won 244 votes, while Pattu Chan Ochah polled 500 votes, easily reaching the majority.

Thailand’s new parliament consists of 250 elected members of the Senate.

Political analysts say that this will not bring people’s hopes up.

During the history of Thailand, the army intervened to rule the state.

From 1932 on, Royal Thai Army toppled and grabbed the civilian government of the country on May 22, 2014.

Thai Army Commander General Pusht Chan Ochah took over the power of the country due to political instability that lasted for a month.

However, he has had a tense conversation about his election to Thailand as the next Prime Minister.