PKR today indicated that there will unlikely be changes to the Selangor government after being briefed by Selangor Menteri Besar Azmin Ali who yesterday met with the PAS leadership.

PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said the party's political bureau has taken note of Azmin's explanation that while PAS had severed ties with Pakatan Harapan, its 13 state-assemblypersons and three executive councillors have agreed to continue supporting common policies based on the Buku Jingga agenda.

"The PKR political bureau also agrees with the menteri besar's approach to ensure stability of the state government ahead of the 14th general election and continue with efforts to develop Selangor, in line with the mandate given by the people," she said in a statement after chairing its weekly meeting at the party headquarters.

Wan Azizah further said that PKR remains confident in Azmin's leadership as menteri besar, amid questions over implications following the party's break-up with PAS.

PAS currently has three state excos in Selangor - Chempaka assemblyperson Iskandar Samad, Taman Templer assemblyperson Zaidy Abdul Talib and Sijangkang assemblyperson Ahmad Yunus Hairi.

Azmin had yesterday met with all three of them in Sekinchan, together with PAS Selangor chief Sallehen Mukhyi, in conjunction with Selangor ruler Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah's visit to the town which is famed for its paddy plantations.

Sallehen later denied that there was a discussion concerning the state exco positions during the meeting.

The position of the PAS excos became a focal point after the Islamist party severed political ties with PKR, with its syura council accusing its former ally of betrayal.