M.K. Stalin urges Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to abandon talks with Karnataka
Stalin on Saturday (July 25, 2026) urged Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay to abandon his “misguided decision” to visit Karnataka for talks with its government on Tamil Nadu’s rights over the Cauvery waters.“If Karnataka refuses to release water to Tamil Nadu, it amounts to contempt of court. Its proposal to construct a dam at Mekedatu is in violation of the Supreme Court’s final verdict.
- ▪Stalin on Saturday (July 25, 2026) urged Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C.
- ▪Joseph Vijay to abandon his “misguided decision” to visit Karnataka for talks with its government on Tamil Nadu’s rights over the Cauvery waters.“If Karnataka refuses to release water to Tamil Nadu, it amounts to contempt of court.
- ▪Its proposal to construct a dam at Mekedatu is in violation of the Supreme Court’s final verdict.
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DMK president and former Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Saturday (July 25, 2026) urged Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay to abandon his “misguided decision” to visit Karnataka for talks with its government on Tamil Nadu’s rights over the Cauvery waters.“If Karnataka refuses to release water to Tamil Nadu, it amounts to contempt of court. Its proposal to construct a dam at Mekedatu is in violation of the Supreme Court’s final verdict. Before taking any further steps on an issue as vital as the Cauvery dispute, the Chief Minister should consult all political parties and representatives of farmers’ associations,” Mr. Stalin said in a statement. Tamil Nadu CM Vijay proposes meeting with Karnataka counterpart D.K.
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