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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
Minister Ramalinga Reddy has responded to the allegation that Cauvery water is being secretly released to Tamil Nadu. The minister has clarified the Karnataka government's stance on the allegations of water release and the concerns of the state's farmers amid the Cauvery water sharing dispute. The Cauvery issue has once again become a political debate and the minister's statement has aroused curiosity.
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.
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.
Opposition leader R. Ashok has expressed his anger over the CWRC's order to release 3,500 cusecs of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu every day. He alleged that the Karnataka government has surrendered to Tamil Nadu on the issue of Cauvery water sharing and criticized that the interests of the state's farmers have been ignored. In the wake of the CWRC order, the Cauvery water dispute has again become a political debate.
Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah said that the final decision on the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu will be taken. He clarified that the government will hold necessary discussions on the instructions of the Cauvery Water Management Board and take an appropriate decision keeping in mind the state's strength.
Pakistan has once again issued a stern warning to India on the issue of sharing Indus water. "If it tries to stop our share of water, we will face a befitting response," the Pakistani leader said, a statement that has reignited the water dispute between the two countries.
Maharashtra is also facing severe water shortage and officials there have said that it is not possible to release water to Karnataka, said Minister Satish Jarkiholi. This development has given a new twist to the water problem in the border area.
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