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DMK urges Centre to constitute tribunal on Mekedatu

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DMK urges Centre to constitute tribunal on Mekedatu
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DMK MPs have requested the Indian Union government to establish a tribunal to resolve the ongoing Cauvery water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The party claims that Karnataka's failure to release water has negatively impacted Tamil Nadu farmers.

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Water rights disputes between Indian states are significant political and economic issues that affect agricultural stability.

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DMK MPs on Thursday urged the BJP-led Union government to constitute a tribunal to resolve the dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka over the proposed construction of a balancing reservoir at Mekedatu. The party also urged the Centre to prevail upon the Karnataka government to release Tamil Nadu’s due share of Cauvery water.

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The article focuses heavily on the DMK's perspective and their specific demands, reflecting the regional political stance of the party.

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