Pakistan, Oct. 8 -- Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs, Rana Sanaullah, has called on the PPP and PML-N to resolve their ongoing tensions. Speaking in a TV interview, he said both parties should sit together and find a way forward. He stressed that the coalition must stay united to tackle national challenges. The dispute stems from rising tensions between the Sindh and Punjab governments. Recent remarks by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz have sparked anger in the PPP camp.

The conflict has led to sharp exchanges between the two parties. Issues include flood compensation and the Cholistan canal project. PPP leaders have accused Punjab of ignoring Sindh's water rights. In response, PPP Vice President Sherry Rehman warned...