Deputy CM urges Centre to protect Telangana’s rights on Krishna water
Telangana's Deputy Chief Minister, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, has urged the Indian Central Government to protect the state's rights regarding Krishna River water allocation. The state is seeking a fair, legally binding resolution to inter-state water disputes and financial support for major irrigation projects.
Why it matters
Water rights are a critical political and economic issue in India, impacting agricultural stability and regional relations between states.
The Telangana Government has affirmed its request to the Central Government to take steps for protection of its rights on Krishna water as also the Union Government’s support for the major irrigation projects taken up by the State.
Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka made strong presentation of the State’s position in defence of its interests at the Southern Zonal Council meeting chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah at Mahabalipuram on Thursday. At the same time, he said Telangana Government was constructive in seeking solutions to the problems it faced.
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