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PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail has majority in the Selangor state assembly to become the next menteri besar after two PAS state assemblypersons expressed their backing for her.
PAS' Morib rep Hasnul Baharuddin and Hulu Kelang rep Saari Sungib were both present at the Empire Hotel in Subang where Wan Azizah held a press conference this afternoon.
PAS' Morib rep Hasnul Baharuddin and Hulu Kelang rep Saari Sungib were both present at the Empire Hotel in Subang where Wan Azizah held a press conference this afternoon.
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