The king of Thailand reinstated him almost a year after he was stripped of his royal partner's title. This Story read to Bangla Click Link Start here
It was announced in the Royal Gazette that King Maha Vajiralankorn on Wednesday returned his title and title to Sininat Ongvajirapakadi.
According to Thai custom, the king can give the title of royal companion or concert to someone other than his wife at will. This concert is basically a companion or partner of the king.
Sinitat's concert title was revoked in October last year, just months after he was announced as King Vajiralankarn's companion.
A statement from the royal family at the time said Sininat, the king's companion, had been punished for comparing herself to "the queen's equal."
Many were surprised at the incident.
A century later the king's companion
Sininat was proclaimed as the first king's companion in the history of the last century. Although Thai kings have been polygamous or polygamous for centuries.
The last time a Thai king officially married was in 1920. Since the country became a constitutional monarchy in 1932, no king has taken such a partner.
Sininat was accused of misbehaving and betraying the royal family while trying to snatch away the concert title.
Why dignity is taken away
An announcement from the palace last year brought further allegations against Sininat that he had "misbehaved" against the royal family and had become "disobedient".
At the same time, he abused his power and began to give orders on behalf of the king.
It states: The king learns that "he was not grateful for the title bestowed on him and that he did not behave according to his dignity."
Sininat has not been seen in public since the incident. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
Now the king's latest decision means "Sininat Ongvajirapakdi's title has not been lost," the Royal Gazette said in a statement.
"Therefore, his military and royal titles will never be revoked.
Who is this Sininat
Sininat was born in 1985 in northern Thailand.
His relationship with this woman developed when Vajiralankorn was the prince. Earlier, Sininat worked as a nurse.
He later became a bodyguard, pilot and later joined the Royal Guard of the royal family. In 2019, he was promoted to Major General.
In July of that year, he was awarded the Royal Nobel Concert. A few days after her debut as a new partner, a website published some pictures of Sininat, which crashed when people flocked to see them.
The unprepared photos show Sininat, 34, flying a fighter jet, in a military parade and in a military uniform.
Just a few days earlier, King Vajiralankorn had married his fourth wife, Rani Suthida.
Before becoming queen, Suthida was the personal bodyguard of King Vajiralankarn and the deputy chief of the bodyguard force.
But just a few months later, in October, Sininat's position and title were revoked. Rumors were circulating at the time about the cause of his sudden downfall.
The real reasons behind the snatching of posts and titles and their return may never be revealed by the royal family.
Although there have been some hints from Raj Parwar as to why he was taken away, no comment has been made yet on the return of the title.
Traditional Thai law gives the royal family the right to keep matters secret.
Any criticism of the royal family is also banned in the country. Violation of this law is punishable by law.
Consequences of the king's two wives
Sininat's removal reminded the Thai people of the fate of the king's two ex-wives.
When King Vajiralankarna abandoned his second wife in 1997, he fled to the United States. He even left the four sons of the king in this queen's house.
Then in 2014, Raja took away all the titles of his third wife Srirasami Soadi. He was also banned from the royal court. His parents were also arrested. One of their sons, who was 15 at the time, was raised by King Vajiralankorn in Germany and Switzerland.
Most of the time the king now lives in Germany. Her total number of children is seven.
Queen Suthida was a Thai Airways flight attendant. They have been seen coming together in public for many years before the king's wedding. But the relationship between them was never acknowledged before marriage.
Even after their marriage, Sininat, the king's companion, was seen regularly attending royal ceremonies.
Two months after marrying his fourth wife, Suthida, Sininat was proclaimed king's companion.
Over the centuries, Thai kings have taken many wives or companions. But since 1920, the practice of officially accepting someone as a partner or concert has been discontinued.
Demand for monarchy reform
Amid anti-government protests in Thailand, Sininat's resignation was announced on Wednesday.
The military has been controlling the country's politics since a coup in 2014 six years age.
Anti-government protesters have been demanding that the king's power be curtailed. Recently some of the powers of the king have been increased.
Protesters are also demanding the reform of the monarchy in Thailand, an unprecedented event in the country's history.
Protesters are also challenging the decision to declare the royal family's assets as private assets.
As a result of this announcement, King Vajiralankorn became the richest man in Thailand.
Earlier, these assets were reserved as assets of the National Trust for the welfare of the people.
King Vajiralankorn's decision to take command of all military units in the capital, Bangkok, has also been criticized.
This is seen as a strategy to keep Thailand's military power in the hands of the royal family.
After the death of his father Pumipun Aduniyadet in 2016, King Vajiralankorn ascended the throne.
King Pumipon has ruled Thailand for 70 years. This is the longest reign in the history of Thailand.
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