After getting slammed by the Supreme Court for not constituting the Cauvery Management Board on May 3, the central government finally submitted the draft plan in the Supreme Court on Monday.
The SC, however, said that it will not dwell on the correctness of the plan and will only see to it that it conforms to its judgement. It reportedly said, "We need to examine whether draft Cauvery scheme submitted by Centre is in consonance with our judgment."
According to the draft plan, the Board will consist of 10 members including Union Water Resources Secretary U.P. Singh. The members will have to carry out the tasks laid out by the bench of judges. Each state will contribute one member to the Cauvery Mangement Board.
The court will carefully examine the Centre's plan. It has set the next hearing date as May 16.
RELATED NEWS SHOTS
OTHER NEWS SHOTS
RELATED NEWS SHOTS
- Gutkha scam: Plea filed in SC against transfer of case to CBI
- SC stumped with 'dirty socks, algae' response to Taj Mahal changing colour
- Cauvery dispute: SC orders Centre to submit draft scheme on May 14
- 21 வயதுக்கு முன்பாகவே திருமணம் 'செய்து கொள்ளாமல்' சேர்ந்து வாழலாம்: உச்சநீதிமன்றம்
- TN govt files interim plea demanding immediate release of 4 tmc of Cauvery water
- Can’t release Cauvery water due to shortage of rainfall: Karnataka to SC
- Adults don’t need marriage to live together: SC’s breaking judgment
- With just 2 days to go for NEET, CBSE moves SC to challenge Madras HC order on students writing the exam outside
- "Where is the water for us to release?" Siddaramaiah reacts to SC order
- "Release water or face consequences" - SC orders Karnataka