PAS will investigate the two party assemblypersons who have expressed support for PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail to take over the Selangor menteri besar post.
In a Facebook post, PAS secretary-general Mustafa Ali said the pair had contravened the party’s stand.
“(This) contradicts with the party stand. An investigation will called,” he wrote.
He also told party organ Harakahdailythat he has instructed Selangor PAS commissioner to submit a report on the matter so as to get a “clear picture” of what happened.
Earlier, PAS Youth chief Suhaizan Kaiat called on Mustafa to commence investigation on PAS assemblypersons Hasnul Baharuddin (Morib) and Saari Sungib (Hulu Kelang), who werepresent at Wan Azizah’s press conference this afternoon.
The pair joined 28 other state assemblypersons to support Azizah and declare their loss of confidence in current menteri besar, Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.
'Don't shove it down our throats'
Meanwhile, PAS vice president Salahuddin Ayub (below) made an impassioned pleaded to PAS’ partners to not “shove the decision (on the Selangor MB) down (PAS’) throat”.
“The process of choosing a menteri besar should be done carefully together through consensus. Don’t take the approach of pushing it down our throats!
“At least give us a choice, so we can select the best to serve the rakyat,” he said in a statement.
He said that such decisions should not be “rushed” and urged DAP and PKR to give PAS until Aug 17 to make the decision.
He said that the decision to tell an MB to resign and charges of corruption are not trivial matters.
“We need to go into these factors in detail so we arrive at a just decision for all – the rakyat, the palace and the individual in question.
“Justice is the core of Pakatan Rakyat’s and must be upheld.”
He also assured DAP and PKR that PAS is “still committed to the struggle against injustice, corruption, cronyism and nepotim” and this has been so since day one.
“We have struggled against this with our time, money, blood, sweat and tears, some have even given their lives (in the Memaliincident).
“So, please, don't question our commitments. We were there when you were sleeping,” he said.
Salahuddin also urged all to pray for Pakatan Rakyat’s survival during these trying times.
In a Facebook post, PAS secretary-general Mustafa Ali said the pair had contravened the party’s stand.
“(This) contradicts with the party stand. An investigation will called,” he wrote.
He also told party organ Harakahdailythat he has instructed Selangor PAS commissioner to submit a report on the matter so as to get a “clear picture” of what happened.Earlier, PAS Youth chief Suhaizan Kaiat called on Mustafa to commence investigation on PAS assemblypersons Hasnul Baharuddin (Morib) and Saari Sungib (Hulu Kelang), who werepresent at Wan Azizah’s press conference this afternoon.
The pair joined 28 other state assemblypersons to support Azizah and declare their loss of confidence in current menteri besar, Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.
'Don't shove it down our throats'
Meanwhile, PAS vice president Salahuddin Ayub (below) made an impassioned pleaded to PAS’ partners to not “shove the decision (on the Selangor MB) down (PAS’) throat”.
“The process of choosing a menteri besar should be done carefully together through consensus. Don’t take the approach of pushing it down our throats!
“At least give us a choice, so we can select the best to serve the rakyat,” he said in a statement.He said that such decisions should not be “rushed” and urged DAP and PKR to give PAS until Aug 17 to make the decision.
He said that the decision to tell an MB to resign and charges of corruption are not trivial matters.
“We need to go into these factors in detail so we arrive at a just decision for all – the rakyat, the palace and the individual in question.
“Justice is the core of Pakatan Rakyat’s and must be upheld.”
He also assured DAP and PKR that PAS is “still committed to the struggle against injustice, corruption, cronyism and nepotim” and this has been so since day one.
“We have struggled against this with our time, money, blood, sweat and tears, some have even given their lives (in the Memaliincident).
“So, please, don't question our commitments. We were there when you were sleeping,” he said.
Salahuddin also urged all to pray for Pakatan Rakyat’s survival during these trying times.
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