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External Affairs Minister S M
Krishna today asked Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to sit across
the table and evolve an amicably acceptable formula on sharing
of Cauvery river water. "Evolving of such a formula by mutual consent is unlikely
to be impeded by the on-going legal battle between the two
states and also the fresh legal suits that may arise between
them in the wake of the fresh controversy over water sharing",
Krishna, a former Chief Minister of Karnataka, said in a
statement issued here. Krishna, who hails from Cauvery heartland Mandya
district, where Krishnaraja Sagar Reservoir is located,
however suggested whether Karnataka could ensure release of
4500 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu at Biligundlu guaging
station till October 15 and the remaining 4500 cusecs will
automatically flow into the neighbouring state from the
seepage of water. "Such a decision would be in the interest of both the
states", he said. Karnataka has refused to accept Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh's suggestion as the Chariman of the Cauvery River
Authority (CRA) to release 9,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu
till October 15, citing acute shortage in storarge level of
its reservoirs, a decision hailed by farmers and also
opposition parties including Congress to which Krishna
belongs. "I am committed to protecting the interest of farmers of
Cauvery basin. I express my concern to farmers and also share
their anxiety as one of those who belong to Cauvery basin. My
concern for farmers is placed above the pseudo sympathy
expressed for them", Krishna said. In the backdrop of monsoon season ending in Karnataka
and set to begin in Tamil Nadu, it is advisable to come to an
understanding on water-sharing issue, incuding the formula
suggested by him, Krishna said. Krishna said Karnataka should challenge the CRA decision
in the Supreme Court and he would support such a move.
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