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Nitirat has gone too far

The Nitirat scholars have made no secret of their opposition to the lese majeste law, but their latest proposal regarding the highest institution has overstepped the line and provoked uproar among the military and within pro-monarchy academia.

The Nitirat scholars have made no secret of their opposition to the lese majeste law, but their latest proposal regarding the highest institution has overstepped the line and provoked uproar among the military and within pro-monarchy academia.

The Nitirat group, which is headed by Dr Vorajate Pakeerat, proposed that HM the King be required to take an oath before the parliament to protect the constitution.

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