Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim's special officer Azrul Azwar Ahmad Tajuddin has filed a police report on a "fake" document purported to be the executive summary of the 'Kajang Move'.

"I also urged the relevant authorities to investigate it as soon as possible to nab the culprits.

"There are very serious allegations that could affect national security in that document," he told Malaysiakini after giving his statements to police.

Azrul (left) lodged a report at the Jalan Travers police station in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur at 1.55pm after the document which went viral over the internet.

"I wish to stress that I have no knowledge about the seven-page document,” Azrul stated in his report, sighted by Malaysiakini .

The special officer said he decided to file the report in order to prevent his name from being linked to the issue.

The document was alleged to have been penned by PKR strategy director Rafizi Ramli, who has denied its authenticity.

Rafizi said this in a press statement, but did not lodge a police report on the matter.

Azrul's name was mentioned in the document as being one of the collaborators of the 'Kajang Move'.

Among others, the document alleges that PKR planned to sabotage the economy and siphon Selangor state funds.

Selangor crisis today

11am: Selangor PAS deputy commissioner Siti Mariah Mahmud call for the MB Khalid Ibrahim-bashing to stop.

11.34pm: The Registrar of Societies issues a notice summoning PKR on Khalid's sacking from the party.

12pm: A coalition of NGOs says it will defend Khalid 'from the streets to the palace', so he can complete his second term.

12.57pm: Selangor PAS calls on its partners not to question PAS' commitment to Pakatan Rakyat.

1.45pm: PKR denounces circulation of a fake 'Kajang Move' document, alleging PKR’s plans to siphon Selangor funds.

2.23pm: PAS exco member Halimah Ali admits that the main problem with Khalid is that he is tightfisted with state funds .

2.26pm: PAS leader Hanipa Maidin says it is 'nonsensical' to dissolve the state assembly as Dr Wan Azizah Ismail already has majority support.

4.56pm: MB's special officer Azrul Azwar lodges report on the 'fake' Kajang Move document.

5.20pm: State government sources say the sultan is expected to return to Malaysia on Aug 23, earlier than anticipated.