Is Suthep dead?

1. Suthep didn't, but another person named Suthep Talatin was shot in the head and died;

2. Public trust. Com reported on 26 May that an anti-government demonstration leader in Thailand was shot and killed while giving a speech at a rally in Bangkok, and several others were injured after the incident. A spokesman for the anti-government demonstration said that Sutin Talatin was shot in the head and the hospital confirmed that he was dead. Nine people were injured in the shooting.

3. According to the international online report: 65438+1On October 27th, the Security and Stability Center of Thailand (Wei 'an Center) applied to the Thai Criminal Court for an arrest warrant against the leader of the 16 anti-government assembly. Chalin, director of the center and minister of labor, said that opposition leader Suthep would be arrested as soon as possible. But a demonstrator told reporters: "There are tens of thousands of people protecting Suthep, and the police arrest warrant is a piece of waste paper."

Army Commander Ba Yu said on the 27th: "The military is saddened by the shooting incident on the 26th, and will coordinate the Wei 'an Center to further strengthen prevention and protect people's safety. "... He also said that the military is very concerned about the talks between the government and the Election Commission on 28th, and postponing the election can at least ease the current tension.

Local analysts pointed out that the situation in Thailand is very serious. If the opposing sides continue to stalemate, violent conflicts may break out at any time. Some experts said: "The military seems to be waiting for the right time to intervene when the political situation is out of control. If the factions still do not compromise, the military will be the final solution. "

A poll shows that 43.3% of Bangkok residents want to postpone the election, while 42. 1% of foreigners want the election to be held as scheduled. Some analysts believe that this partly reflects the division of Thai society: some people insist that elections can only be held after comprehensive reforms; Others think that only one person, one vote election is true democracy.

On the question of whether and how to reform, the opposing factions have their own complaints and are difficult to reconcile.