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Restrain AP from Using Excess Water: Revanth
The New Indian Express Vellore
|March 04, 2025
Telangana CM complains to Union Jal Shakti Minister that AP has already utilised 75% of Krishna water this year
CHIEF Minister A Revanth Reddy has urged the Central government to restrain Andhra Pradesh from using Krishna river water in excess of its share.
The chief minister, along with Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy, on Monday met Union Jal Shakti Minister CR Patil in Delhi. During the meeting, Revanth complained to the Union minister that AP has already utilised 75 per cent of Krishna water this year, depriving Telangana of its rightful share. He also briefed Patil about the ongoing rescue operation for the workers trapped in the SLBC tunnel.
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