SHAH ALAM, May 9 — PKR, DAP and PAS have an obligation to complete the current term as the Selangor government, said Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali today.
Speaking to reporters here after attending an awards ceremony for state civil servants, Azmin said the voters had chosen the three parties to lead the state jointly.
“We were selected to work together, not fight with each other,” he said. “This is the mandate given to us and that should last for a full term.”
The state government’s stability is under scrutiny owing to PAS’s resolution to sever ties with PKR during its annual assembly last month. The motion must still be adopted by the Islamist party’s Syura Council before it becomes effective.
“Let the people decide, they will evaluate the work we have done as government over the past five years,” he said.
Azmin also stressed that it was not up to him to make any changes to the administrative line-up, following calls by Amanah for PAS official to be dropped from the state government following the Islamist party’s resolution to cut ties with PKR.
In his speech earlier, Azmin vowed that the state government would “fights against any party” that tries to undermine the stability of the state government.
He also claimed that only “one or two” people were unhappy with the performance of the state so far.
