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With BJP having promised in their election manifesto and elections having led to BJP governments in both states, the possibility of this canal turning into a reality ahead of Lok Sabha elections is very much being talked about.There is a major ray of hope for the ERCP, a crucial initiative to provide drinking and irrigation water to 13 districts in Rajasthan. In a joint presser following their meeting, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma reflected on Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s plan. It envisioned the interlinking of rivers, including those in MP and Rajasthan, and blamed Congress for the delay. “Despite the Modi government’s initiation in 2014, Congress-led governments in MP and Rajasthan impeded the project’s advancement,” CM Sharma lamented.He shed light on the potential positive outcomes of water-sharing agreements between the two states. “The decision on sharing river water will not only quench the thirst of the people and irrigate our lands but will also pave the way for the development of new industrial areas,” he emphasized.
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MP CM meets Rajasthan counterpart as prospects for canal project brighten
