PETALING JAYA: PAS and DAP, currently at loggerheads in Selangor over several issues, have agreed to come together to discuss their differences on Oct 7.
Selangor PAS information chief Roslan Shahrir confirmed this with mStar Online yesterday.
The effort is seen as the latest move to repair the “bad blood” between PAS and DAP leaders in Selangor, where both parties were lashing out against each other over various issues.
“This roundtable meeting is to prove that there are no problems concerning trust within Pakatan Rakyat, especially between DAP and PAS.
“The idea for this meeting is that we can still sit down and talk, and differences of opinion should not be misconstrued by any party as a crisis,” Roslan said.
The meeting will be attended by 10 leaders representing each party. The Selangor PAS delegation will be led by PAS commissioner Datuk Dr Hasan Ali.
Dr Hasan has been at the centre of most of the feuding between the parties.
He has been involved in issues like the restriction of alcohol sales in the state and the conduct of the state assembly’s Select Committee on Competency, Accountability and Transparency.
Roslan added that a second roundtable meeting would be held if needed.
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