BANGKOK -- Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha on Tuesday said the general election held on Sunday was completed in a "peaceful and orderly manner," despite claims by an election observer that the initial vote count was "flawed."
In a news conference after a cabinet meeting, Prayuth emphasized that he would not be involved in talks to form a coalition government. "That's a matter for the politics side," he said, speaking to media for the first time after the election.
