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Maharashtra unlikely to release water, says Satish Jarkiholi

Maharashtra unlikely to release water, says Satish Jarkiholi
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Karnataka Minister Satish Jarkiholi stated that Maharashtra is unlikely to release water to Karnataka due to its own water scarcity issues. The government plans to manage the situation by prioritizing drinking water and utilizing tankers for affected areas.

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Water sharing disputes between Indian states are a recurring source of political and social tension, impacting agriculture and public utility.

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Maharashtra may not pay heed to our request to release water to address drinking water needs as it too is facing water scarcity, Minister Satish Jarkiholi said in Belagavi on Tuesday.

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The article reports on official statements from a government minister regarding a regional resource dispute.

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