Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized the Karnataka government led by Siddaramaiah for its approach to the Cauvery river water-sharing dispute, urging direct dialogue with the Tamil Nadu government instead of placing blame on the central government.
Expressing his displeasure with the handling of the Cauvery issue, Joshi stressed the need for a constructive and collaborative approach to resolve the water-sharing dispute. He emphasized the significance of engaging in direct conversations with Tamil Nadu, focusing on finding a middle ground and achieving a fair solution that addresses the concerns of both states.
The longstanding Cauvery water-sharing dispute has been a point of contention between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, and finding an equitable solution has proven challenging over the years. Joshi urged the Karnataka government to refrain from shifting blame onto the central government and instead take proactive steps to initiate a productive dialogue with Tamil Nadu.
Joshi highlighted that the central government has been open to mediating and assisting in finding a resolution that accommodates the interests of both states. He emphasized the importance of effective communication and cooperation between the concerned states to work towards a comprehensive and fair agreement.
The Union Minister’s statement brings attention to the need for political collaboration and proactive engagement between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to address the Cauvery water-sharing issue, reflecting the imperative of an amicable resolution for the benefit of both states and their respective communities.
