In Tamil Nadu, a DMK meeting turned controversial as workers chanted Trisha, Trisha during Udhayanidhi Stalin’s speech on the Cauvery water crisis, sparking outrage among Vijay’s fans who allege double-meaning insults. DMK dismissed it as humor, but the incident has gone viral, intensifying political tensions across the state.
BJP leader Vinoth P Selvam escalates Tamil Nadu politics, accusing DMK and Congress of betraying state rights over the Cauvery water dispute. He alleged collusion with TVK, urging voters to recognize BJP as the sole defender of Tamil interests, potentially reshaping the electoral battleground.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar leads an all-party meet in Bengaluru over the Cauvery water dispute, following the release of 12,000 cusecs to Tamil Nadu. Six leaders, including former CMs Siddaramaiah and Yediyurappa, will discuss water-sharing, farmer interests, and next steps amidst a severe rainfall deficit.
Karnataka BJP chief B.Y. Vijayendra urges Tamil Nadu CM Stalin for cooperation on the Cauvery water dispute, proposing talks on the Mekedatu dam project. With all-party meetings planned, he emphasizes protecting farmers’ interests while seeking central intervention for an equitable resolution to the long-standing inter-state conflict.
