New Delhi:
The Supreme Court on Monday modified its September 5 order on the ongoing Cauvery water crisis to reduce quantum of water to be released to Tamil Nadu by Karnataka to 12000 cusecs from 15000 cusecs, as ordered earlier.
The apex court’s order came after Karnataka Government filed an application seeking a direction to reduce the quantum of water to be released from Cauvery river to Tamil Nadu from 15,000 cusecs to 1,000 cusecs.
A minor respite in water ration has come at a cost of Karnataka Government as the SC Justice Dipak Misra expressed strong displeasure over noncompliance of SC’s order by the state government. The Judge also took an exception of the rampant violence that erupted in both states following the previous judgement on the issue.
Here are the 5 key observations by the Supreme Court in the Cauvery water crisis:
#Citizens can't become law in themselves. When a court passes order, it's the duty of citizens to obey the same.
#Supreme Court also rejects Karnataka's demand to keep in abeyance it's 5th September order for releasing water to Tamil Nadu.
#Supreme court modifies its 5th September order. Court asks Karnataka to release 12000 cusecs water to Tamil Nadu per day till 20 Sept
#Justice Dipak Misra: If the court passes an order, either comply or come for modification. People cannot take law into their hand.
#Supreme Court expresses displeasure over the non implementation of the order by Karnataka Government.
SC says: Citizens can't become law in themselves . When a court passes order, it's the duty of citizens to obey the same. #CauveryIssue
— ANI (@ANI_news) September 12, 2016
Supreme Court also rejects Karnataka's demand to keep in abeyance it's 5th September order for releasing water to Tamil Nadu.
— ANI (@ANI_news) September 12, 2016
Supreme court modifies its 5th September order. Court asks Karnataka to release 12000 cusecs water to Tamil Nadu per day till 20 sep
— ANI (@ANI_news) September 12, 2016
Justice Dipak Misra: If the court passes an order, either comply or come for modification. People cannot take law into their hand.
— ANI (@ANI_news) September 12, 2016
Supreme Court expresses displeasure over the non implementation of the order by Karnataka Government.
— ANI (@ANI_news) September 12, 2016
