split has emerged in the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship as Veera Musikhapong has quit as its leader, a source says.
Veera: ‘Trying to leave the country’
Conflict within the ranks of UDD co-leaders had led Mr Veera to resign, the source said yesterday.
UDD co-leader Korkaew Pikulthong admitted the red shirt bosses have been split down the middle.
He said some key members including himself and Mr Veera wanted the protracted demonstration to stop, but the other leaders wanted it to continue.
The demonstration should end now as members of the public are increasingly turning against the protesters, Mr Korkaew said.
He said the prime minister's offer to dissolve the House and call an election on Nov 14 was acceptable.
But the government rescinded the offer after the UDD refused to disperse the protest.
Mr Korkaew said the UDD leaders hoped to drag the protest out because they wanted the prime minister and Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban to face legal proceedings over the April 10 clashes between protesters and the security forces.
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