Anutta Amornvivat, deputy Secretary-General of the Pheu Thai party, said that the party's letter was intended to expose the sustained, unlawful developments which have obstructed the democratic process in Thailand over the past several months. The Thai political conflict prompted individuals obviously opposed to democratic rules to sow unrest on the streets of Bangkok and forcibly disrupt the Feb. 2 election which was recently declared null and void by the Constitutional Court. On Tuesday, Premier Yingluck Shinawatra said her government will not give in to any undemocratic actions and will continue to run the country until a post-election government has been set up.