Karnataka CM urges T.N. counterpart not to oppose Mekedatu project
The Hindu
B.S. Yediyurappa requests a meeting with M.K. Stalin to respond to apprehensions
Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa has written to his Tamil Nadu counterpart M.K. Stalin urging not to oppose the Mekedatu project in Ramanagaram district and suggested a bilateral meeting to discuss each other’s apprehensions to clear all doubts. In an effort to resolve issues surrounding the long-pending balancing reservoir-cum-drinking water project, Mr. Yediyurappa argued in his letter that the project would ‘immensely benefit both the States’, and not adversely affect the interests of the farming community in Tamil Nadu.More Related News

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