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Supreme Court directs Karnataka to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu

| | Sep 05, 2016, at 08:03 pm
New Delhi, Sept 5 (IBNS) : The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Karnataka Government to release 15,000 cusecs of Cauvery water every day to Tamil Nadu for the next 10 days to spare the farmers from distress.

According to reports, the  apex court has also asked Tamil Nadu to approach the supervisory committee for release of Cauvery water as per the tribunal’s order.

The court  directed the supervisory committee to decide Tamil Nadu’s plea in ten days from Monday.

Last week, the top court had advised the  Karnataka Government  to ‘live and let live’ and consider releasing water to the neighbouring state. It asked Karnataka to inform how much water it can release.

In response, the  Karnataka Government  field an additional affidavit in the Supreme Court,  saying that the state cannot release water since the level of water at Cauvery basin was at 51 tmcft.

The Tamil Nadu Government had earlier  petitioned at the Supreme Court demanding a release of 50 tmcft water for irrigation.

 

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