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Cauvery: TN to file second contempt petition
Saturday, October 5 2002 21:58 Hrs (IST)

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Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on October 5 urged Prime Minister A B Vajpayee to issue a direction to Karnataka to comply with October 4 Supreme Court order on release of 9000 CUSECS of water to the state and take action, using Article 365 and 356 in case of 'continued intransigence and recalcitrance' by Karnataka government.

In a hard-hitting three-page statement on October 5 night, she said her government would soon file a second contempt application before the apex court for the 'disobedience' of the court's latest order and a suit against Karnataka for damages and payment of compensation in respect of the losses sustained due to the 'Kuruvai' (short term paddy) crop having already been lost due to Karnataka's 'recalcitrance'.

Appealing to the Constitutional authorities, 'who are duty bound to uphold the provisions of the Constitution' to ensure that Karnataka acted in a manner befitting a federal state in the Union of states in India, the Chief Minister said an all- party meet would be held on October 7 to discuss the issue in the wake of Karnataka government's 'obdurate refusal' to release water from its reservoirs.

PTI


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