The party decides to sack the former state chief with immediate effect.
Hasan, a former Selangor PAS chief, is also a senior state exco member.
The decision to sack Hasan was made at a party central leadership meeting today.
A short statement issued by party president Abdul Hadi Awang, posted in the party’s online media portal HarakahDaily, stated that the decision to sack Hasan was made after considering views from all party leaders.
“The decision was made based on Hasan’s activities which went against the party’s policies,” said Hadi.
Hasan shocked by drastic action
Reacting to the news of his sacking from the party, Hasan said that he was shocked by the party’s “drastic action”.
“I am also sad as my struggle to uphold Islam has been repaid in this manner,” said the Gombak Setia state representative in a statement.
He said that he would be consulting his friends and religious scholars on his next step, adding that he would be calling for a press conference soon.
With his sacking from PAS, the party would now have to identify someone else to replace him at the Selangor exco.
Fragile relationship
The relationship between Hasan and the party had been at its weakest point in recent weeks following the former’s open endorsement of forging a relationship with rivals Umno.
He had also been criticial of the party of deviating from its original purpose of forming an Islamic state to promoting a welfare state.
His most recent remarks urging PAS members not to join the rally to support Anwar Ibrahim tomorrow also did not go down well within the party, and among PKR leaders.
PKR deputy president Azmin Ali had openly called for PAS to take an action againts Hasan for discouraging members from joining the rally.
Hasan had also stated that Anwar was not the right prime ministerial candidate for Pakatan, and suggested that either Hadi or PAS spiritual advisor Nik Aziz Nik Mat would be better suited.
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