PAS divisions in Kedah and Terengganu have passed resolutions at their recent annual general meetings, urging the party to cut ties with PKR.

Kedah PAS commissioner Ahmad Fakhruddin Sheikh Fakhrurazi said 11 out of 15 divisions in the state have met thus far and several passed such a resolution.

"Several PAS divisions debated a motion on the tahaluf siyasi (cooperation) with PKR and it was passed. Their resolutions will be filtered by a committee at the national level," Ahmad Fakhruddin is reported as saying by Utusan Malaysia.

PAS' relationship with PKR is expected to be in the main agenda of the party's national annual general meeting, better known as muktamar, to be held in Kedah late next month.

Yesterday, Terengganu PAS commissioner Satiful Bahri Mamat said four PAS divisions in the state have passed similar resolutions.

"This is the voice of the grassroots. They have a right to propose motions for the attention of the party's top leadership," Bernama reported Satiful as saying.

Over in Penang, several media reports claim that 12 out of 13 PAS divisions have passed similar resolutions.

Of the four Pakatan Harapan coalition members, PKR is the only party that appears to enjoy good ties with PAS, although their relationship of late appears to be strained.

This was exacerbated by PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang's desire to see PAS rule Selangor, besides the states of Kedah, Perak, Terengganu and Kelantan.

PKR deputy president Mohamed Azmin Ali has expressed hope that the two parties would be able to mend ties by maintaining a tradition of dialogue.