Partyless Mentri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim may dissolve the state assembly in November, and force a snap poll said the ex-senior executive councillor Teng Chang Khim of DAP.

"I want to warn Khalid not to destroy the state administration by remaining as MB.

 

"I have received information that Khalid has discussed with four PAS exco members that he will wait till November to dissolve the state assembly," he told a press conference after he finished clearing his office today.

Claiming a "very reliable source", Teng said that Khalid ( left ) wants four PAS exco members to remain until the state assembly holds its required sitting within three months.

"I want to warn Khalid to refrain from destroying the government because of his intention to remain until November.

"It's about time he resigned because it's proven he has lost the majority support," Teng told a press conference in Shah Alam today.

Teng also challenged Khalid to reveal his position.

"If he wants to call for an emergency state assembly seating, or dissolve the assembly or wait until November for his next move, he should announce his intentions now," he said.

Selangor crisis today

11.17am: Two PAS assemblypersons pledge support for Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail as MB, giving her majority support of the House.

12:42pm: PKR exco member Rodziah resigns .

12.58pm: Exco member confirms that PKR, DAP S'gor councillors will not lose their jobs.

1.46pm: Khalid refuses to budge until a no confidence vote is called.

2pm: PAS Hulu Kelang rep Saari Sungib ready to leave party for Pakatan.

4.16pm: PAS gives pro-Wan Azizah reps 24 hours to retract stand or face action.

5.30pm: DAP claims Khalid may call snap polls in November.

5.42pm: Lim Kit Siang tells Khalid to resign for misleading sultan on majority support.

5.45pm: Law experts say no assembly sitting required to oust Khalid as MB.

11.24pm: PAS denies claims that it is rejecting Wan Azizah because she is a woman, but won't reveal its reasons.