Karnataka Chief Secretary, Subhash Chandra Khuntia on Sunday met the delegation of officers from Tamil Nadu. There, Subhash Chandra reportedly said the state wouldn't be able to release any Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. Lower water storage level in all of the four reservoirs is said to be the reason for this decision. However, Subash Chandra added that the state would take steps to release water if Karnataka receives an early spell of rain.

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