Call to eliminate for TS share in Krishna, Godavari

Choutuppal (Yadadri-Bhongir): The TDF Conference on Telangana Rivers with Special Reference to Munugodu was held right here onMonday It saw considerable considerations as well as needs from individuals to require that the Central government take out the gazette to take control of all the tasks on Krishna as well as Godavari rivers in 2 Telugu states. Further, the meeting required that the State government take an effort to safeguard Telangana its due share in Krishna waters, as well as finish all the pending tasks such as Dindi Lift Irrigation Project, Rachakonda Lift Irrigation Scheme, Udaya Samudram Lift Irrigation Scheme, Pilayapally canal as well as Dharma Reddy canals on Musi river, building of check dams for every single 2 kilometres on Halia as well as Kanagal rivulets. Only such an action can solve the concerns of the Munugodu location as well as placed an end to the fluorosis problem, it was really felt.

The conference was commanded by elderly reporter KRamachandra Murty Former Irrigation Secretary Chakrapani was the primary visitor. Justice P S Narayana, a previous High Court Judge as well as Member of Mahadayi Water Disputes Tribunal, likewise beautified the event. He clarified the conflicts on river water sharing in between both Telugu states as well as in between the States as well as theCentre

Retired designers Syamprasad Reddy as well as others mentioned the benefits and drawbacks of the Central gazette as well as suggested the State government to damage its silence as well as take an effort for settling the conflict.

TDF Acting Chairman Gona Reddy, Gunna Rajender Reddy, Palle Ravikumar,Ch Laxmaiah, Bakkanna, and so on have actually clarified concerning the unimaginable sufferings of Munugodu individuals. TDF participants DP Reddy, Shivanth as well as Anju likewise oriented the meeting concerning the effect of the gazette. TDF USA president Divesh Anireddy is arranging meetings in Telangana to inform individuals as well as defend legit civil liberties over the due share of water in Krishna river.