BANGKOK, Jan 9 — Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said after the opening impeachment case opening statement against her that she was relieved that she was able to clearly inform the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) regarding her role in the contentious rice-pledging scheme.
She said she is glad that the commission and the public have given her the chance to tell the truth, trusting that the committee would take her accounts into consideration.
She has no idea how it will turn out, she said, but noted she had done her best and that she is not worried about anything, as she answered every question truthfully and clearly. (MCOT online news)
