Bengaluru : Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that an appeal will be submitted to the Cauvery Water Management Authority against the order of the Cauvery Water Regulatory Committee to release 1 TMC of water to Tamil Nadu every day and an all-party meeting will be held on July 14 to decide on the next step of the state.

He gave this information at a press conference today after holding a meeting with ministers and senior officials at Home Office Krishna.

Although there is a weather forecast that there will be normal rainfall this time, till now there is a 28 percent shortfall in inflow to all 4 dams in the state in Cauvery river basin. input deficit. CWRC has clearly stated our position on this. Also, we requested not to make any decision till the end of July. However, CWRC has said to release one TMC of water every day from July 12.

It was expressed in today’s meeting that the government should file an appeal against this order before the Cauvery Water Management Authority.

It was decided to hold an all-party meeting on July 14 at 4 pm. All parties have always been together on the issue of water in Karnataka.

Therefore, an all-party meeting will be held.
Union Ministers, Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha members and MLAs of that part will also be invited to the meeting. Taking everyone into confidence, the next step of the government will be decided.

He said that while measuring at Biligundlu, 5,000 cusecs of water is being released into Tamil Nadu which is equal to the Kabini dam inflow. In all the 4 reservoirs of the Cauvery basin, only 60 percent of water is available. We also need to provide water for agricultural activities. The Chief Minister said that keeping in mind the lack of rain, we have requested to wait till end of July.