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Use of Godavari water a win-win for AP and TG: Naidu

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March 05, 2025

CHIEF Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday dismissed objections raised by Telangana leaders over Andhra Pradesh's decision to divert Godavari water to Banakacherla, emphasizing that his government was only utilizing surplus floodwaters that would otherwise flow into the sea.

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Speaking at the MLC election victory celebrations, Naidu said political leaders should adopt a constructive approach toward water utilization. He reiterated that he had never opposed Telangana's Kaleshwaram project and had welcomed it. Calling the Godavari River Sri Rama Raksha for both Telugu States, Naidu said Andhra Pradesh had the right to use floodwaters that would otherwise go to waste.

"If there is an opportunity, Telangana can also draw more water from the Godavari, and we will use what remains. Once the river crosses Rajahmundry, its water flows into the sea and becomes unusable. People of Telangana can also benefit by using 20 to 30 TMCs of water through the Banakacherla project. The TDP has always worked for the welfare of Telugu people, whether they are in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, or anywhere else," Naidu reaffirmed.

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