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Mekedatu: Centre cites SC order to say Karnataka need not take consent of riparian States to build structure across Cauvery

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B.S. Satish Kumar
Mekedatu: Centre cites SC order to say Karnataka need not take consent of riparian States to build structure across Cauvery
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The Union Ministry of Jal Shakti has clarified that Karnataka does not require consent from other riparian states to build the Mekedatu balancing reservoir. This statement follows a query regarding the 2018 Supreme Court judgment on the Cauvery water dispute.

In what could bolster Karnataka’s stand on the proposed Mekedatu balancing reservoir across the Cauvery river, the Union Ministry of Jal Shakti has clarified that the Supreme Court judgment dated February 16, 2018, on the Cauvery water dispute does not mention that Karnataka must obtain the consent of other riparian States, including Tamil Nadu, to construct any structure across the river.

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