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Karnataka Vs Tamil Nadu Over Cauvery Water Row | Sidda Govt To Approach SC Again | Latest News
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3:05Now PlayingThe Karnataka government is going to file a review petition in the Supreme Court today, opposing the order of the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) to release 3,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu every day till October 15. The state has claimed that it does not have sufficient water in its reservoirs to fulfill its own drinking and irrigation needs, let alone share it with its neighboring state. The CWMA had turned down Karnataka’s request to postpone the water release, citing the distress situation in Tamil Nadu. The Cauvery water dispute has been a long-pending issue between the two states, involving legal, political, and emotional aspects. The Supreme Court established the CWMA in 2018 to implement its verdict on the allocation of Cauvery water among Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry. Watch the video to learn more about the latest developments in the Cauvery water row and the Karnataka government’s position.
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