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All eyes on JIC’s 2nd visit on Mar 26

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A week after its first visit to the Kalasa-Bhandura water diversion project site, the three-member Joint Inspection Committee formed on the directions of the Supreme Court will make another visit to the project site on March 26.

The committee is expected to submit a report to the Supreme Court on whether water from Mhadei was diverted by Karnataka government via the Kalasa nallah in violation of the court orders under the Mhadei project.

It may be recalled that the three-member JIC representing Karnataka, Goa and Maharashtra had inspected the project site on March 19 and had conducted a survey.

The JIC is expected to submit its report to the Supreme Court within the next few days, as the hearing into the case is scheduled for April 4.

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No consensus among three States on Mhadei: Sawant

UNANIMITY ON ISSUE IMPOSSIBLE, SAYS OPPOSITION LEADER

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Mar 24, 2021, 12:11 AM IST
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PANAJIChief Minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday made an unsettling revelation pertaining to the ongoing Mhadei water dispute when he disclosed that the Water Resources Department superintendent engineers from Goa, Karnataka and Maharashtra have failed to arrive at a consensus so far on the findings of their joint inspection of Kalasa-Bhandura water-diversion project.CM Sawant stated that these top officials representing three states are likely to meet again in an attempt to…

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