The National Patriots Association says protest against ratification of the treaty appears to have been staged to bring down the government.
The National Patriots Association says any coercion of the government or prime minister to step down would be against the will of the people.
“Any coercion of our democratically elected government or the prime minister to step down through sinister means or by force is against the will of the people,” he said. In an interview with several media outlets, he spoke of the possibility of the issue being manipulated to the extent that people take to the streets.
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