SHAH ALAM, Oct 7 (Bernama) -- Selangor PAS and DAP have agreed to hold more consultations to resolve their political grievances in the true spirit of consensual politics.
State PAS commissioner Datuk Dr Hasan Mohamed Ali said both parties believed that protesting openly against any decision made by the state government would only dent Pakatan's image as a whole.
"We will use proper channels to get feedback from all parties concerned, namely PAS, DAP and Parti Keadilan Rakyat, on certain issues and policies, and not resort to making open criticisms," he told a packed press conference after attending a round-table meeting with top Selangor PAS and DAP leaders at a hotel near here Wednesday.
The meeting is seen as the latest move to undo the 'bad blood' between PAS and DAP leaders in Selangor, where both parties had lashed out against each other over various issues.
Dr Hasan said that issues and grouses pertaining to the sale of alcoholic drinks in Selangor, and the Select Committee for Competency, Accountablity and Transparency had been amicably settled in a few closed-door meetings he had attended.
State PAS commissioner Datuk Dr Hasan Mohamed Ali said both parties believed that protesting openly against any decision made by the state government would only dent Pakatan's image as a whole.
"We will use proper channels to get feedback from all parties concerned, namely PAS, DAP and Parti Keadilan Rakyat, on certain issues and policies, and not resort to making open criticisms," he told a packed press conference after attending a round-table meeting with top Selangor PAS and DAP leaders at a hotel near here Wednesday.
The meeting is seen as the latest move to undo the 'bad blood' between PAS and DAP leaders in Selangor, where both parties had lashed out against each other over various issues.
Dr Hasan said that issues and grouses pertaining to the sale of alcoholic drinks in Selangor, and the Select Committee for Competency, Accountablity and Transparency had been amicably settled in a few closed-door meetings he had attended.
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