Pakistan, July 1 -- Thailand's Constitutional Court has suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra after a phone call between her and Cambodia's former leader was leaked, sparking national outrage and legal action. The call allegedly included criticism of Thailand's military, raising concerns about national security and constitutional violations.
According to foreign media reports, 36 Thai senators filed a formal complaint against Paetongtarn, accusing her of dishonesty and breaching the country's constitution. The court announced that she will remain suspended until a final verdict is reached on the matter.
The leaked call emerged following a tense border clash last month between Thai and Cambodian forces. In the audio, Paetongtarn ...