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Meet and Solve Cauvery Dispute: SC to Jaya, Shettar

  •   Mon, Nov 26 2012 12:32:39 PM

New Delhi, Nov 26, 2012 (IANS): The Supreme Court Monday asked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa and Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar to meet and find an amicable solution to the Cauvery river water dispute.

The apex court bench of Justice D.K. Jain and Justice Madan B. Lokur said both the chief ministers should give top priority to the interests of farmers while finding an amicable solution. The court said: “There would be a problem if either of the two sides blinks, so we want them to meet in a congenial atmosphere.”

The court said this in the course of the hearing of Tamil Nadu's petition seeking direction to Karnataka to release 9,000 cusecs of water every day for 15 days as directed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who presided over the meeting of the Cauvery River Authority Sep 19.

The Cauvery River Authority comprises all the basin states - Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala, besides the union territory of Puducherry.

  

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  • Melvy Pinth, Manglur

    Mon, Nov 26 2012

    How can the Supreme Court ask Jayalalitha and Shettar to solve the problem amicably? How can they make a fool of the public in the name of cauvery dispute....

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