'On Aug 4, at 12 pm': Kejriwal plans march to PM's residence with '100 who don't fear jail' over E20 concerns

Arvind Kejriwal announced a march to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence in New Delhi on August 4 at 12 pm to submit a petition over the E20 fuel policy.
The petition has been digitally signed by more than two lakh people and demands three key changes in the Centre's E20 ethanol-blending policy.
Kejriwal seeks 100 volunteers who are 'not afraid of police batons' or jail to accompany him on the march.
The AAP has been criticizing the mandatory E20 fuel policy, citing concerns from vehicle owners that E20 petrol damages engines and reduces fuel efficiency.
Kejriwal's three demands include giving consumers an option to choose between E20 and pure petrol.
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