Party chief Vaiko in a letter to Modi said there "is no rationale on the part of the Karnataka Government to oppose the constitution" of the CMB.
The final award of the Cauvery Tribunal had said that constituting such a body was of "utmost importance" to implement its decision, which he recalled had been mentioned by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa to Modi in a letter on Friday.
"Therefore, it is the duty of the Union Government of India to constitute the Cauvery Management Board and the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee to implement the final order of the Tribunal," he said in the letter.
"I would request you to take necessary steps to constitute the Cauvery Management Board and the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee so that the final order of the Tribunal is implemented and justice is rendered to the people of Tamil Nadu," he said.
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