Cauvery dispute: Advocates paid Rs 30.21 crore

The government spent over Rs 30.21 crore as fees for advocates appointed to represent the state in the Cauvery dispute.

According to official sources, 19 advocates, including Supreme Court counsel F S Nariman and nine State Advocate Generals represented the state. The highest fee of Rs 11.39 crore was paid to senior SC Counsel Anil B Divan followed by Rs 4.14 crore to S S Javali, Rs 3.52 crore to Mohan V Katrki and Rs 2.94 crore to F S Nariman, while N P Singh was paid Rs 2.53 crore.

Among the Advocate Generals A N Jayaram was paid the highest fee of Rs 76 lakh followed by S Vijayashankar Rs 30.93 lakh, B T Parthasarathy Rs 8.55 lakh and Uday Holla Rs 4.35 lakh.

Nothing was paid to Ashok Haranahalli.

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