Hyderabad: The day after his AP colleague YS Jagan Mohan Reddy wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi complaining about Hydel power plants by Telangana amid increasing tensions between the two countries Telugu, CM K Chandrasekhar Rao also decided to approach PM.
The source in the government said the KCR was likely to meet Modi and Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat after July 5 to discuss the fight more than the distribution of Krishna water between AP and Telangana and Irrigation Project, creatures (RLIP) illegally built by the AP government.
Official sources say CMO tried to get an appointment with PM after July 5.
“If the KCR does not get a mode promise because the last schedule, CM can send the minister’s delegation to represent this problem,” said the source.
The decision to meet PM was taken by KCR behind the complaint of Jagan to the center.
During the recent cabinet meeting, KCR said the government would not remain silent and would increase the issue of ‘illegal’ lift project in the upcoming parliamentary session.
‘The state believes in a permanent solution, also said the problem will be taken to the notification of States.
A senior official of the Ministry of Water Resources said the Telangana government believed in permanent solutions for water disputes between the two countries.
“To find a eternal solution for this problem, the state government has attracted a case at the Supreme Court after advice from the Ministry of Jal Shakti.
However, the Ministry of Ministry and Krishna River Management (KRMB), have not acted quickly on water sharing problems and failed to stop Illegal AP project, “officials told toi.
Officials also demanded the Constitution of the Water Court in accordance with the actions of water disputes between countries, 1956.
The Government TRS claims that Telangana qualified for 565 TMCFF TMCFF water from the Krishna River as the 299 TMCFT allocation at this time.
CM visited Sircilla on July 4 to take part in various programs.
Meanwhile, the Telangana Irrigation Department prepares to fight charges made by the AP.
A CMO official said Krmb was not yet intimized about any meeting with irrigation officials from both countries.
“If there is such a meeting, we will increase every problem related to the waters of Krishna and raise the irrigation project and illegal water transfer to several parts,” he said.
While both countries mobilized large amounts of police on irrigation projects such as Jurala, Srisailam, Nagarjunasagar and Pulichintala where hydel strength was produced, Telangana produced 1,400 MW on Friday.