<p>Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to direct the concerned authorities not to proceed further on the terms of reference given to the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-II under Section 5(1) of ISRWD Act, 1956, as the unilateral reference would jeopardise the interests of the people of Andhra Pradesh.</p><p>In a letter to Prime Minister on Friday, the Chief Minister said, “I am of the firm view that such unilateral reference to an Inter State River Water Dispute Tribunal only for two states (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana) to the absolute exclusion of the other two basin states (Maharashtra and Karnataka) is not only unscientific but is also against the overall judicious use of water resources as a national asset,” and urged Modi to intervene immediately in the matter. </p>.Andhra CM Jagan lays foundation stone, launches various projects worth over Rs 3,008 crore across state. <p>He said in the memorandum that in the earlier meetings, a working arrangement related to the regulation of waters by KRMB was made according to which 512 TMC were to go to Andhra Pradesh and 299 TMC to Telangana out of the 811 TMC allocated to the erstwhile state of Andhra Pradesh.</p><p>It is a tripartite agreement signed by the Government of India and the governments of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The Chief Minister said that he brought to the notice of the Minister of Jala Shakti on Aug 17, 2021 and subsequently on June 25, 2022, to take a judicious decision in regard to the non-maintainability of the complaints lodged by the Telangana government under the law without disturbing the settled allocations by the Tribunals. </p><p>“ While this is the situation, the people of Andhra Pradesh are shocked to know about the Union Cabinet approval on Oct 4 for issue of Terms of Reference (ToR) to KWDT-II under Section 5(1) of ISRWD Act, 1956 on the request of the Telangana as per its complaint on July 14, 2014,” he said in the letter. </p><p>He appealed to the Prime Minister to intervene immediately and direct the concerned authorities not to proceed further on the terms of reference given to the KWDT-II.</p>
<p>Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to direct the concerned authorities not to proceed further on the terms of reference given to the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-II under Section 5(1) of ISRWD Act, 1956, as the unilateral reference would jeopardise the interests of the people of Andhra Pradesh.</p><p>In a letter to Prime Minister on Friday, the Chief Minister said, “I am of the firm view that such unilateral reference to an Inter State River Water Dispute Tribunal only for two states (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana) to the absolute exclusion of the other two basin states (Maharashtra and Karnataka) is not only unscientific but is also against the overall judicious use of water resources as a national asset,” and urged Modi to intervene immediately in the matter. </p>.Andhra CM Jagan lays foundation stone, launches various projects worth over Rs 3,008 crore across state. <p>He said in the memorandum that in the earlier meetings, a working arrangement related to the regulation of waters by KRMB was made according to which 512 TMC were to go to Andhra Pradesh and 299 TMC to Telangana out of the 811 TMC allocated to the erstwhile state of Andhra Pradesh.</p><p>It is a tripartite agreement signed by the Government of India and the governments of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The Chief Minister said that he brought to the notice of the Minister of Jala Shakti on Aug 17, 2021 and subsequently on June 25, 2022, to take a judicious decision in regard to the non-maintainability of the complaints lodged by the Telangana government under the law without disturbing the settled allocations by the Tribunals. </p><p>“ While this is the situation, the people of Andhra Pradesh are shocked to know about the Union Cabinet approval on Oct 4 for issue of Terms of Reference (ToR) to KWDT-II under Section 5(1) of ISRWD Act, 1956 on the request of the Telangana as per its complaint on July 14, 2014,” he said in the letter. </p><p>He appealed to the Prime Minister to intervene immediately and direct the concerned authorities not to proceed further on the terms of reference given to the KWDT-II.</p>