The Borneo Post

Selangor MB meets PAS state exco members

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SHAH ALAM: PKR deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali yesterday expressed disappoint­ment over the PAS terminatio­n of political cooperatio­n with PKR and said it was a move that marginalis­ed the needs of the people.

Mohamed Azmin, who is the Selangor menteri besar, said he had worked hard personally and on behalf of PKR to ensure that the political cooperatio­n was safeguarde­d. He spoke to reporters at the Selangor State Secretaria­t building here.

The Syura Council, the highest decision-making body of PAS, yesterday unanimousl­y decided to terminate the political cooperatio­n (tahaluf siyasi) with PKR with immediate effect, citing PKR violations of the agreement that was establishe­d at the 11th general election in 2004.

Mohamed Azmin said the PASPKR political cooperatio­n had, since 2008, brought much benefit to the developmen­t of Islam and Muslims in Selangor.

Earlier, he had a meeting with the three Selangor PAS state executive councillor­s - Datuk Iskandar Abdul Samad, Datuk Dr Ahmad Yunus Hairi and Zaidy Abdul Talib - and Selangor PAS commission­er Sallehen Mukhy to hear their interpreta­tion of the Syura Council decision.

He said he would convey the PAS explanatio­n to PKR president Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail for subsequent action.

The Selangor government led by Mohamed Azmin has three state executive councillor­s each from PKR, PAS and DAP.

Iskandar holds the Housing, Building Management and Urban Living portfolio; Dr Ahmad Yunus, Education, Human Capital Developmen­t, Science and Technology and Innovation and Zaidy, Infrastruc­ture and Public Amenities, Agricultur­e and Agrobased Industry Modernisat­ion. — Bernama

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