DCM D K Shivakumar thanks Supreme Court for dismissing Tamil Nadu’s petition on MekedatuDPR submission process underway; Central government’s decision pending

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New Delhi, May 26: Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar today hailed the decision of Supreme Court to dismiss the review petition filed by Tamil Nadu against Mekedatu project.

“The Supreme Court’s three-member bench has dismissed the review petition filed by Tamil Nadu regarding the Mekedatu project. This is good news for Karnataka. On behalf of the people of Karnataka, we express our gratitude to the Supreme Court,” he said while speaking to reporters at Karnataka Bhavan in Delhi.

“The Supreme Court had already given us clear instructions in its earlier order, imposing a condition that Tamil Nadu’s share of 177 TMC of water must be released. Now it is for the Central Government to take final decision regarding this project. We are in the process of submitting the revised DPR,” he stated.

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