00:00 The Kaveri water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu has now become a central issue.
00:05 A day earlier, the CM of Karnataka, Shidra Maya, met with the Delhi Karnataka government
00:13 where the Kaveri Water Administration ordered the Tamil Nadu government to file a complaint
00:20 in the Supreme Court against the water leaving 5000 crickets a day and to interfere in the matter with the Central and Prime Minister.
00:28 The Supreme Court, on the other hand, refused to interfere in this matter on September 21.
00:35 Instead, the Supreme Court relied on the joint expertise of the Kaveri Water Regulation Committee
00:40 and the Kaveri Water Administration for water management.
00:46 Justice B R Gavai, P S Narasimha and Prasant Kumar Mishra's back said that
00:53 the CWMA and CWRC experts have passed orders on the issue of dry and low-rain conditions.
01:04 Therefore, the Karnataka government has no intention of interfering in the order to leave 5000 crickets a day.
01:12 The Supreme Court has also asked the government to file a complaint on this issue every 15 days.
01:18 After this decision by the Supreme Court, Karnataka supporters in Bengaluru began protesting.
01:26 During this time, the police also arrested some people.
01:30 On this matter, the CM Shidra Maya was also met with the Central Water Minister Gajendra Singh Shekawat.
01:37 During this time, the state's Deputy CM DK Shiv Kumar, Central Minister Parulad Joshi was also included.
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