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"I will have to resign to fight under the judicial process," he told Jamuk Mod, the morning news programme on Channel 7, when asked what he should do if he was charged over his PAD involvement. "I respect the judicial process. I will not hang on to the ministerial position," he said. The minister made his position clear amid reports he is among PAD leaders and allies facing arrest warrants for participating in the rallies, which culminated in the occupation of Government House and the blockade of Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports.

 Police expect warrants will be out next week for the arrest of 21 leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on charges of leading protesters to seize Government House last year. Pol Maj-Gen Ekkarat Meepreecha, deputy Metropolitan Police chief, said investigators in charge of criminal cases against the PAD will ask the Criminal Court to approve the arrest warrants next week. Ekkarat: To seek court approval next week. Senior police and Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban met earlier yesterday to discuss political rallies. According to Mr Suthep, as of Feb 10, police had received 145 complaints related to political rallies.

 Police expect warrants will be out next week for the arrest of 21 leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on charges of leading protesters to seize Government House last year. Pol Maj-Gen Ekkarat Meepreecha, deputy Metropolitan Police chief, said investigators in charge of criminal cases against the PAD will ask the Criminal Court to approve the arrest warrants next week. Ekkarat: To seek court approval next week. Senior police and Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban met earlier yesterday to discuss political rallies. According to Mr Suthep, as of Feb 10, police had received 145 complaints related to political rallies.

 Police expect warrants will be out next week for the arrest of 21 leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on charges of leading protesters to seize Government House last year. Pol Maj-Gen Ekkarat Meepreecha, deputy Metropolitan Police chief, said investigators in charge of criminal cases against the PAD will ask the Criminal Court to approve the arrest warrants next week. Ekkarat: To seek court approval next week. Senior police and Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban met earlier yesterday to discuss political rallies. According to Mr Suthep, as of Feb 10, police had received 145 complaints related to political rallies.

 Police expect warrants will be out next week for the arrest of 21 leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on charges of leading protesters to seize Government House last year. Pol Maj-Gen Ekkarat Meepreecha, deputy Metropolitan Police chief, said investigators in charge of criminal cases against the PAD will ask the Criminal Court to approve the arrest warrants next week. Ekkarat: To seek court approval next week. Senior police and Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban met earlier yesterday to discuss political rallies. According to Mr Suthep, as of Feb 10, police had received 145 complaints related to political rallies.