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The Cauvery issue cannot be treated lightly. At a time when Karnataka is facing water scarcity and our farmers have been advised against cultivation, the direction to release 12,000 cusecs of water for another 15 days means giving away more than 15 TMC of water. Even Bengaluru’s drinking water...

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#WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Farmers' association leader Ayya Kannu says, "... The Supreme Court of India gave directions to the Karnataka government to release water to Tamil Nadu every month... So far, more than 80 TMC of water is in Karnataka. Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar refused to release 3500 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu. The day before yesterday, there was heavy rain in Kerala. Due to that, the water came to Tamil Nadu. We can direct it to the Bhavanisagar Dam, but the politicians here have not taken any steps... If they do not release the water, they will cause damage in Karnataka... Now they are releasing 25,000 cusecs of water to save their people and state... Our CM, Joseph Vijay, must file a suit in the Supreme Court demanding Rs 1 lakh crore from Karnataka. They must give it to the farmers..." (02.08)
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#WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Farmers' association leader Ayya Kannu says, "... The Supreme Court of India gave directions to the Karnataka government to release water to Tamil Nadu every month... So far, more than 80 TMC of water is in Karnataka. Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar refused to release 3500 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu. The day before yesterday, there was heavy rain in Kerala. Due to that, the water came to Tamil Nadu. We can direct it to the Bhavanisagar Dam, but the politicians here have not taken any steps... If they do not release the water, they will cause damage in Karnataka... Now they are releasing 25,000 cusecs of water to save their people and state... Our CM, Joseph Vijay, must file a suit in the Supreme Court demanding Rs 1 lakh crore from Karnataka. They must give it to the farmers..." (02.08)

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#Watch | Tamil Nadu farmers staged a protest by burying themselves in the sand along the banks of the Cauvery River in Tiruchirappalli, demanding the immediate release of Cauvery water for irrigation. Farmers' leader P. Ayyakannu accused Karnataka of refusing to release water despite Supreme Court directions and urged the Tamil Nadu government to move the apex court immediately. He also demanded a waiver of cooperative loans for farmers, warning that without water for Kuruvai cultivation, raising the upcoming Samba crop would be impossible. Video: PTI
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Today in Parliament, DMK MPs raised the urgent issue of Karnataka’s failure to release the mandated 7,000 cusecs of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. In the Rajya Sabha, we moved a Rule 267 notice seeking an immediate discussion on this critical matter, but permission was not granted. In protest, we staged a walkout, with our colleagues in the Lok Sabha also joining in solidarity. We urged the Union Government to take immediate steps to ensure the release of Cauvery water, halt the Mekedatu Project, and constitute a Tribunal to safeguard the rights of Tamil Nadu as the lower riparian State, while protecting the interests of farmers and the drinking water needs of its people.
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#WATCH | On the Cauvery water-sharing issue, Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge says, "The water management tribunal has suggested 12,000 cusecs of water to be released every day for the next 15 days. We ourselves are in deep crisis, and this meeting just now was exactly about how the state will be reacting to the looming drought situation. So the Chief Minister and all the senior stakeholders will sit and take a call on what to do next. We are here to protect the interests of our people. We will not do anything that will go against their interest. Whatever has to be done will be done within the legal framework."
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