Krishna water dispute resolved finally
The water settlement accord gives a great disappointment to AP where as it is a new year gift to Karnataka as per their ministers.
THE 43 year long Krishna water dispute came to a conclusion, when the tribunal which was headed by Justice Brijesh Mishra year delivered its historic judgment on 30th December 2010. Andhra Pradesh is now arguing that if Almatti’s height is increased waters will not flow to AP.
But the Brijesh tribunal has not taken these into consideration and given the verdict in favour of Karnataka. The Karnataka Law minister and Water Resource Minister both hailed the verdict.
This time the tribunal has distributed the surplus waters, in that way the main advantage of AP has been thrown out. Karnataka was allotted 177 TMC against Andhra Pradesh’s 181 TMC.
Though AP has got the maximum share it will lose more water in the shape of surplus water. The verdict will affect Andhra as it is in the process of constructing four or five projects on the Krishna River which costs nearly Rs 50,000 crores. So far, no reactions have been officially received from the government but analysts say that this is a loss for Andhra Pradesh.
But the Brijesh tribunal has not taken these into consideration and given the verdict in favour of Karnataka. The Karnataka Law minister and Water Resource Minister both hailed the verdict.
This time the tribunal has distributed the surplus waters, in that way the main advantage of AP has been thrown out. Karnataka was allotted 177 TMC against Andhra Pradesh’s 181 TMC.
Though AP has got the maximum share it will lose more water in the shape of surplus water. The verdict will affect Andhra as it is in the process of constructing four or five projects on the Krishna River which costs nearly Rs 50,000 crores. So far, no reactions have been officially received from the government but analysts say that this is a loss for Andhra Pradesh.
please do notsee the verdict as loss to AP or karnataka,
but the advantages the people getting on the down
steam of the river or not. We all are indians and we should think that how to increase the food production
of our nation.And how to improve the standard of living of our people as a whole. I am called bengali but breath, eat and drink at bangalore, a part of my nation. I am proud to be an Indian.
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