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All parties in T.N. Assembly back resolution against Karnataka’s Mekedatu project

All parties in T.N. Assembly back resolution against Karnataka’s Mekedatu project
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The Tamil Nadu Assembly has passed a resolution opposing Karnataka's proposed Mekedatu dam project on the Cauvery river. Political parties in the state argue the project threatens the livelihoods of local farmers and violates established water-sharing agreements.

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Inter-state water disputes remain a volatile political issue in India, often pitting regional agricultural interests against infrastructure development goals.

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Leaders of various political parties on Thursday (June 19, 2026) welcomed and supported the resolution moved by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay in the Assembly opposing the Karnataka government’s proposal to construct a balancing reservoir across the Cauvery at Mekedatu .

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The article provides a balanced overview of the political consensus in Tamil Nadu regarding the dispute.

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