<p>JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda on Tuesday urged the State to co-operate with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, chairperson of the Cauvery River Authority (CRA), who is likely to discuss the review petition by the State on October 12.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Talking to mediapersons in the City, Deve Gowda said: <br /><br />“The Cauvery Monitoring Committee’s (CMC) report on the water situation in the river’s basin region is crucial. The Prime Minister’s decision, moreover, will be based on the report.” <br /><br />The Supreme Court has provided temporary relief to Karnataka. Though the Karnataka government’s decision to stop the flow of water to Tamil Nadu might not lead it to a legal trouble, the State should tread cautiously, he said.<br /><br />The former prime minister said that he strove to resolve the Cauvery crisis with an aim to rescue farmers in distress.<br /><br />“Neither have I tried to politicise the issue nor have I blamed anybody for present situation,” he said.<br /><br />Noting that being emotional was not going to solve the Cauvery row, Deve Gowda said he prevented his party MPs and MLAs from resigning from their posts.<br /><br />“Who will present the State’s case in Parliament, if the MPs resign and stay put at home?” he said.</p>
<p>JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda on Tuesday urged the State to co-operate with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, chairperson of the Cauvery River Authority (CRA), who is likely to discuss the review petition by the State on October 12.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Talking to mediapersons in the City, Deve Gowda said: <br /><br />“The Cauvery Monitoring Committee’s (CMC) report on the water situation in the river’s basin region is crucial. The Prime Minister’s decision, moreover, will be based on the report.” <br /><br />The Supreme Court has provided temporary relief to Karnataka. Though the Karnataka government’s decision to stop the flow of water to Tamil Nadu might not lead it to a legal trouble, the State should tread cautiously, he said.<br /><br />The former prime minister said that he strove to resolve the Cauvery crisis with an aim to rescue farmers in distress.<br /><br />“Neither have I tried to politicise the issue nor have I blamed anybody for present situation,” he said.<br /><br />Noting that being emotional was not going to solve the Cauvery row, Deve Gowda said he prevented his party MPs and MLAs from resigning from their posts.<br /><br />“Who will present the State’s case in Parliament, if the MPs resign and stay put at home?” he said.</p>