Thai opposition leader Pita blocked again from becoming PM amid protests and legal issues

Pita Limjaroenrat's bid to become Thailand's prime minister has now been blocked twice by the parliament.
Pita was temporarily suspended from his duties as a lawmaker due to allegations he violated election rules.
The Constitutional Court is considering disqualifying Pita over his stake in a media firm.
Pita's supporters have protested his rejection as PM, accusing the system of disrespecting voters.
With Pita sidelined, his party may support the second biggest partner Pheu Thai to put forward a new PM nominee.