Mysuru: - Cauvery Nadi Swatchata Andolana (CNSA) has expressed disappointment with political parties for not giving an assurance on cleaning the Cauvery, at least in Karnataka, and giving a living entity status to the river. M.N. Chandramohan, State convener of CNSA, told reporters at Pathrakartara Bhavan in city on Friday that the Cauvery is dying owing to the release of sewage and industries effluents.
The river, considered the lifeline of the Old Mysuru Region, might cease to exist, he said. “The Cauvery once used to join the sea, but that is no longer the case, and this is a cause for concern,” Chandramohan added.
