Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin criticises his counterpart’s approach to the Cauvery dispute, alleging that direct engagement with Karnataka is being pursued unilaterally without consulting other political parties. According to the report, Stalin reacts to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister V.ijay’s decision to hold talks with Karnataka, saying the move sidelines wider political consensus.
Stalin calls for an all-party meeting to discuss the next steps on the Cauvery issue. He argues that decisions related to the dispute should involve broader participation from parties within the state, rather than being limited to government-level negotiations only. The report frames the criticism as part of a push for inclusive coordination as Tamil Nadu seeks solutions regarding river water sharing and related demands.
No additional details on outcomes of any talks are provided in the available information. The central focus remains the political complaint over consultation and the demand for an all-party forum ahead of or alongside ongoing engagement with Karnataka.
