The leader of anti-government demonstrations in Thailand on Sunday urged Yingluck Shinawatra to resign, the latest move in a relentless campaign to oust the prime minister. Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban, a former deputy prime minister under the previous Democrat-led government, gave Yingluck two days to "return power to the people unconditionally," Suthep's group said. The face-to-face meeting came the same day protesters tried to force their way into the government headquarters and a police club compound, hoping to find Yingluck. Police fired tear gas to disperse them. "The most violently active areas are around the Government House," said Lt. Gen. Paradon Pattanathabut, referring to the government headquarters.
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Laying siege to Government House would be a symbolic victory
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Three people were killed in clashes Saturday
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Demonstrators want the army to help oust  the  Prime Minister
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