CHENNAI/BENGALURU: The row over the Mekedatu dam escalated on Monday, with Tamil Nadu alleging a 'conspiracy' to hinder water from river Cauvery while upper riparian state Karnataka reaffirmed its determination to go ahead with the balancing reservoir project.
DMK-ruled Tamil Nadu sought to put up a united front on the issue, as Chief Minister MK Stalin convened an all-party meeting which resolved no construction can be taken up in Mekedatu without the prior consent of lower riparian states.
It decided to convey the same, among others, to the Centre.
Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai reffirmed that the state will not stop the Mekedatu drinking water project across Cauvery river, with the opposition Congress stating it would stand with the government if it performs the groundbreaking ceremony.
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