"Ethanol policy is flawed": Arvind Kejriwal on planned march to PM's residence
AAP National Convener Arvind Kejriwal announced he will march to the Prime Minister's residence on Tuesday to hand over a petition signed by over 2.33 lakh people against the ethanol policy.
Kejriwal will begin the march from his office at 12:00 PM with a group of 100 people who are not afraid of police batons or jail.
Kejriwal raised three demands: E20 and pure petrol should both be available at petrol pumps, E20 should be cheaper than pure petrol, and petrol should cost less than 84 rupees per litre.
He urged people to stop buying petrol and diesel vehicles until E100-compatible vehicles are manufactured in India.
The march is the latest escalation in AAP's campaign against the Centre's E20 fuel policy.
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