It was rejected by the Thai Prime Minister by the court for a phone call that was leaked with the leader of the Cambodi

The Prime Minister in Thailand was removed by the Constitutional Court, where the country’s policy was drowned in turmoil and a blow to the strongest political dynasty.

Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been rejected because of its violation of ethics in a leaked phone call in June, where it can be heard as it invites the former leader of Cambodia Hun Sen “Uncle” and the criticism of the Thai army, amid border tensions with Cambodia.

The invitation, which Hun Sen himself leaked, harmed her reputation and was accused by critics of undermining the country’s army.

Paitongtarn, the daughter of former Prime Minister Thaxin Shinwatra, makes the fifth prime minister to be removed from his position by the court since 2008.

On Friday, the nine judges voted in court from six to three against Paetongtarn, and they spent that her actions had violated the ethical standards expected from her office.

The court said that Paetongtarn has a “personal relationship” “appeared to be in line with Cambodia” and rejected its allegations that the invitation was “personal negotiations … restoring peace without using violence.”

In a ruling, he said, “It caused suspicion” whether its actions “will benefit Cambodia more than the interest of the nation.”

Paetongtarn confessed to court ruling, but she insisted that she was trying to save lives.

I called her with Hun SenAt one time, an intimate friend came to her father, when tensions rose on the Thai border, which erupted weeks after a five -day conflict in which dozens of people were killed and hundreds of thousands of their homes fled.

Paetongtarn, 39, joined Pheu Thai only in 2021 and rose to power after her predecessor Srettha Thavisin was rejected by the Constitutional Court to appoint an ally of the cabinet who was imprisoned for his efforts to bribe the judge.

Hours after her refusal, her partner in the arrangement once announced the conservative Bhumjaithai party, that it had sufficient support from other parties to obtain the necessary voices to form a new government under the leadership of the leader Anutin Charnvirakul.

Earlier, the party has made its priorities, including the resolution of the border conflict with Cambodia and the melting of Parliament during the next four months.

The strong Shinawatra family presides over many Thai governments – and the removal of Paetongtarn is a blow to its political lineage.

She became the third Shinwatra abandoned their prime minister: her father Thaakin was removed due to a military coup in 2006, and her aunt Yingluk was removed by the Constitutional Court in 2014.

Despite his retirement from official policy for years, Thaxin has been greatly influential – although it is now unclear how much the effect will continue to be the name Shinawatra now.