Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul anticipates his Bhumjaithai party ministers will be central to an upcoming no-confidence motion. This expectation follows the revelation that all ministers initially targeted in the motion are from his party. Opposition Leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut submitted the motion on October 8, naming Anutin and 17 other ministers. The motion reportedly alleges unspecified misconduct, prompting the Prime Minister’s response. Anutin described it as “strange” if his ministers were excluded, given the current focus. Further details regarding the alleged offenses are yet to be fully disclosed by the opposition. The no-confidence motion sets the stage for a potentially contentious debate in the Thai Parliament.