Tamil Nadu Minister Nirmalkumar says there is no official decision yet on whether Chief Minister M.K. Stalin (referred to as CM Vijay in one outlet’s headline) will travel to Karnataka for Cauvery-related talks. Speaking to reporters at the Secretariat in Chennai, Nirmalkumar said the Chief Minister is currently holding consultations with stakeholders and experts concerning the Mekedatu issue, which is linked to Cauvery water arrangements. The minister did not specify a timeline for finalizing any decision or outline the agenda of the proposed visit. Based on the statement, the process remains at the discussion and advisory stage, with deliberations aimed at assessing positions and technical inputs related to Mekedatu. The comments indicate that any participation or travel plan for inter-state engagement with Karnataka is still pending official confirmation, rather than already finalized.
Tamil Nadu minister says no decision yet on CM Vijay’s proposed Karnataka visit for Cauvery talks
Tamil Nadu Minister Nirmalkumar says there is no official decision yet on whether Chief Minister M.K. Stalin (referred to as CM Vijay in one outlet’s headline) will travel to Karnataka for Cauvery-rel...
- Tamil Nadu Minister Nirmalkumar says there is no official decision yet on the proposed Karnataka visit by the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister for Cauvery talks.
- Nirmalkumar says the Chief Minister is consulting stakeholders and experts on the Mekedatu issue.
- The comments are made by Nirmalkumar at the Tamil Nadu Secretariat in Chennai.
- The Mekedatu issue is treated as the main subject for expert and stakeholder consultation related to Cauvery discussions.
- No schedule or official confirmation of the visit is provided in the statement.
Speaking to reporters at the Secretariat in Chennai, Tamil Nadu Minister Nirmalkumar said the Chief Minister has been holding consultations with stakeholders and experts on the Mekedatu issue
3 hours agoSpeaking to reporters at the Secretariat in Chennai, Minister Nirmalkumar said the Chief Minister has been holding consultations with stakeholders and experts on the Mekedatu issue
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