In a recent statement, Arvind Kejriwal highlighted the apprehensions of auto manufacturers regarding the Centre's E20 fuel initiative. He asserts that these manufacturers, fearing backlash due to compensation demands, have confided that E20 could damage older cars. Kejriwal challenges the Centre's endorsement of E20, emphasizing that ethanol is not just pricier, but it also yields inferior mileage compared to traditional petrol.

Join AAP's 'National Town Hall Against E20' in Delhi on August 1 to discuss concerns over E20 petrol.

The Aam Aadmi Party is set to hold a National Town Hall focused on the controversial E20 fuel on August 1 in New Delhi. This event aims to unite vehicle owners and specialists in…