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PKR deputy president Datuk Seri Azmin Ali says the 14th General Election is the least of his concerns now, as his priority is to develop the state that can benefit citizens of the Selangor. He told the reporters after a handover ceremony of land titles in Kajang, Selangor on Sunday.
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