Hyderabad: In Fresh Salvo, Chief of Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Saturday said the Sungai Krishna (KRMB) Management Board did not have the right to ask Telangana to stop Hydel power plants even when the state government demanded that the council cancel the July 9 meeting with Andhra Pradesh and Telangana In an ongoing arrest on irrigation projects and sharing water between two Telugu countries.
Urge the KRMB to hold a meeting after July 20, Telangana also asked the council to include controversial problems such as ‘illegal’ projects built by the AP on the agenda of the meeting.
CM, who led a high-level meeting with Secretary Somesh Kumar and Special Chief Secretary (Water Resources) Rajat Kumar on Saturday, decided to continue with the Hydel Power project in Srisailam, Jurra, Nagarjuna Sagar and Pulichintala.
Reminded Krmb that there was no agreement between the two countries in the Hydel power plant, KCR said: “This year and so on, Telangana will use 50 percent of the Krishna Air (405.5 TMCFT).
Out of a total of 811 TMCT water in Krishna, Telangana received 299 TMCFT and AP 512 TMCFT.
The meeting rejected the current water sharing formula 66:34 between the AP and Telangana.
CM said hydel power was needed for the country to lift water from various irrigation projects and also took water schemes such as the Bhagiratha mission and to meet the needs of Hyderabad drinking water.
The meeting also reminded the central circle to produce 51 percent of clean energy because the energy of thermal power leads to pollution.
“It was ridiculous that the AP complained to KRMB in the Hydel power plant.
Neighboring countries are building an irrigation project elevator rayalaseema (RLIP) on behalf of conducting a survey, “said the meeting.
CM said the government would not compromise with the rights of the People of Telangana and farmers and would try hard to fight KRMB, court and even the center.
While emphasizing That the RLIP and Pothhireddadu project on the Illegal Krishna River, the meeting said Telangana would not recognize it because they were taken without a one drop allocation and without environmental permission.
“Despite staying by the National Green Tribunal (NGT), the works were taken.
These problems will be raised in the upcoming KRMB meeting, “said the official.
Refuses the AP campaign that water will be waste to the sea because the Telangana Hydel power plant in Pulichintala, the meeting suggests the AP to use the water from the Precious series to meet the requirements of Basin Krishna Regency and reduced the cost of godaisma transportation.
The meeting also decided to fill the tank and lake under the left and right channel jural.
Samakka Samakka projects recently resolved for further referred to as irrigation and hydro-electric projects.
Meanwhile, The minister’s head said that security deployment in Srisailam and other projects must continue and direct officials not to allow visitors, unless Tsgenco staff have ID cards on the project site.