Tamil Nadu seeks a tribunal on the Mekedatu project as it is “inadmissible” and “impermissible”
The Tamil Nadu government argues that the project, proposed by Karnataka, is beyond the scope of the 2007 final award of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal and the Supreme Court’s judgment of 2018
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