the Ravi-Base River water conflict is between delhi & punjab
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With the construction of a new Hansi-Butana canal by the Haryana government, to arbitrarily draw water from the Sutlej-Beas rivers; the water issue has acquired a new dimension in already complicated disputes between Punjab and Haryana. Haryana has dug a 109km long canal with a cost of Rs.260 crores. It is ready for use, but its functioning is stalled by the Supreme Court of India, entertaining a Special Leave Petition from the Punjab government and referred the case to Central Water Commission for examination. Keeping in view the past practices and bias of the CWC against Punjab, it is likely that its findings would go in favour of Haryana.
Haryana has put logic that it would draw its own share of water from Bhakhra Main Line and not encroach upon the water rights of neighbouring states. But it seems to be a ploy to construct an alternative canal till final decision on Sutlej Yamuna Link (popularly known as SYL) is arrived at. The Supreme Court has already decided in favour of Haryana to complete the SYL. Unfortunately, from the Supreme Court down to the petty politicians of other states have failed to grasp the water needs of Punjab.
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With the construction of a new Hansi-Butana canal by the Haryana government, to arbitrarily draw water from the Sutlej-Beas rivers; the water issue has acquired a new dimension in already complicated disputes between Punjab and Haryana. Haryana has dug a 109km long canal with a cost of Rs.260 crores. It is ready for use, but its functioning is stalled by the Supreme Court of India, entertaining a Special Leave Petition from the Punjab government and referred the case to Central Water Commission for examination. Keeping in view the past practices and bias of the CWC against Punjab, it is likely that its findings would go in favour of Haryana.
Haryana has put logic that it would draw its own share of water from Bhakhra Main Line and not encroach upon the water rights of neighbouring states. But it seems to be a ploy to construct an alternative canal till final decision on Sutlej Yamuna Link (popularly known as SYL) is arrived at. The Supreme Court has already decided in favour of Haryana to complete the SYL. Unfortunately, from the Supreme Court down to the petty politicians of other states have failed to grasp the water needs of Punjab.
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