Everything that happened in E20 Fuel Controversy

Delhi transport bodies plan a protest march to Parliament on August 4 against E20 fuel (20% ethanol, 80% petrol), demanding its withdrawal.

The protest is led by the Delhi Taxi and Tourist Transporters and Tour Operators Association and supported by All India Motor Transport Congress.

Protesters cite vehicle problems including reduced mileage and possible engine wear caused by ethanol blending.

The government defends E20 as safe, cleaner, and beneficial for farmers, ruling out immediate increases beyond 20%.

Organizers distance the march from the online 'E-20 Janta Party' and insist it is non-political.

E20 Janta Party launched a '100% petrol' campaign calling for availability of pure petrol alongside E20 fuel.

The campaign demands transparent labelling and independent studies on fuel performance.

It also seeks the resignation of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari.

The campaign is described as social media-led, following a similar call from the CJP.

E20 Janta Party formed after earlier 'Cockroach' campaign on Instagram.

Group demands freedom to choose 100% original fuel at discounted price.

Also demands resignation of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari.

Movement appears to be a social media-driven protest against ethanol blending policy.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari filed a civil suit in the Bombay High Court against Meta and others.

The suit concerns social media posts, including deepfakes, linking Gadkari and his family to profits from the E20 ethanol blending programme.

The posts allegedly misrepresent Gadkari's involvement with the E20 programme for personal gain.

Gadkari seeks legal action to address the false claims spread through social media platforms.