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Police have detained several people during a protest by BJP leaders against the order to release Cauvery water. BJP leaders expressed anger against the government, condemning the decision to release water to Tamil Nadu. Political activities have intensified further in the state over the Cauvery issue
Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy has said that accepting the authority's decision without questioning it amid the Cauvery water sharing dispute could become a weakness for Karnataka. Advising Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, he said that a firm stand is needed at the legal and political levels to protect the state's interests. This statement has led to further political debate on the Cauvery dispute.
Tamil Nadu's interest is his duty, Karnataka's interest is our responsibility: D.K. Shivakumar While it is the duty of the Tamil Nadu government to protect the interest of the state, it is our responsibility to protect the interest of Karnataka, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said. He said that the government will take appropriate action in inquiries related to the interest of the state.
In the wake of the Cauvery water dispute escalating, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has called an all-party meeting on Sunday. The meeting will hold an important discussion on the Cauvery crisis, the state's next steps and the water sharing issue.
Amidst the Cauvery water dispute, preparations are underway at Vidhan Soudha in Bengaluru to welcome the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. In the backdrop of this politically significant visit, security, program arrangements and developments in the Cauvery water sharing dispute between the two states have aroused curiosity.
Amid the Cauvery water dispute, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister is likely to visit Karnataka's reservoirs and watersheds to review the actual condition. In this context, discussions are underway to provide him with a helicopter facility.
A new effort to get funding for the Cauvery water sharing dispute has begun. An important meeting of the Chief Ministers of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu is scheduled for August 3, where discussions will be held on water sharing, farmers' welfare and mutual cooperation. Complete information is here
Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy has expressed his displeasure over Tamil Nadu's objection to the Mekedatu project again. Emphasizing Karnataka's water needs and the importance of the project, he opined that unnecessary obstacles should not be created for development works. Here is the complete details of the new developments regarding the Mekedatu project, Tamil Nadu's stand and Kumaraswamy's response.
Amidst the continued opposition to the Mekedatu project in Tamil Nadu, actor Vijay's political step and CMDK Shivakumar's harsh response have led to a new debate in politics. The Cauvery water dispute has intensified once again.
Tamil Nadu has again expressed opposition to the Mekedatu project, to which Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar responded and said that the project will continue without any harm to the state's interests. He also clarified that talks are the solution to all confusions and that Karnataka is ready for discussions with the Tamil Nadu government.
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