In a significant move, in the review solicitation, the government sought authorization to the proposed Mekedatu design with a storehouse capacity of 67 tmcft.
The Karnataka Government on Saturday filed a review solicitation before the Cauvery Water Management Authority( CWMA) expressing its incapability to release water to Tamil Nadu and sought authorization to apply the Mekedatu balancing force design in the State. The CWMA had upheld the Cauvery Water Regulation Commission’s direction to the State to release 3,000 cusecs of water daily till October 15. attesting that the State had filed the review solicitation, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah told journalists that the government would approach the Supreme Court after reviewing the situation.
The government will take action as per the suggestions given by the former judges of the apex court and other legal experts. On Friday, Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar held a meeting with the former judges of the Supreme Court and legal experts on the disagreement over the sharing of Cauvery water. In a significant move, in the review solicitation, the government sought authorization for the proposed Mekedatu design with a storehouse capacity of 67 tmcft. The government has been contending that this design will help Karnataka store water for drinking and power generation purposes. It’ll also help Tamil Nadu in times of torture.
Mekedatu is in Kanakapura taluk, around 100 km from Bengaluru. The proposed force will be located around 50 km from the gauging station at Biligundlu in Tamil Nadu near the Karnataka border. TN believes that the force, just across the border, is an interference to the free inflow of fat Cauvery water from Karnataka. The Karnataka Government on Saturday filed a review solicitation before the Cauvery Water Management Authority( CWMA) expressing its incapability to release water to Tamil Nadu and sought authorization to apply the Mekedatu balancing force design in the State.
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The CWMA had upheld the Cauvery Water Regulation Commission’s direction to the State to release 3,000 cusecs of water daily till October 15. attesting that the State had filed the review solicitation, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah told journalists that the government would approach the Supreme Court after reviewing the situation. The government will take action as per the suggestions given by the former judges of the apex court and other legal experts. On Friday, Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar held a meeting with the former judges of the Supreme Court and legal experts on the disagreement over the sharing of Cauvery Water.
Cauvery water issue Karnataka govt to file review solicitation before Supreme Court, CWMA In a significant move, in the review solicitation, the government sought authorization for the proposed Mekedatu design with a storehouse capacity of 67 tmcft. The government has been contending that this design will help Karnataka store water for drinking and power generation purposes. It’ll also help Tamil Nadu in times of torture. Mekedatu is in Kanakapura taluk, around 100 km from Bengaluru.
The proposed force will be located around 50 km from the gauging station at Biligundlu in Tamil Nadu near the Karnataka border. TN believes that the force, just across the border, is an interference to the free inflow of fat Cauvery water from Karnataka.
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