Arvind Kejriwal's Joke on E20 Petrol Policy Sparks Criticism Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has continued to criticize the implementation of E20 petrol, using a humorous analogy to highlight his grievances. On social media platform X, he shared a video in which he recounted a joke about police from three countries—America, Russia, and India—searching for a tiger in the jungle. Kejriwal compared the government's handling of the E20 policy to the slow response of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's police force, which he claimed took three days to return with a dog instead of the tiger. The joke concluded with the line, "140 crore [Rs 14 billion] is being beaten, and they are saying... E20 is correct." Kejriwal's criticism of E20 petrol has been ongoing, with recent actions including a protest march to the Prime Minister's office and a public event titled "National Town Hall Against E20" at the Constitution Club of Delhi. During the event, he argued that E20 fuel not only reduces vehicle mileage but also damages car parts, urging the government to address these issues. His demands for the government include ensuring E20 and pure petrol options are available at all fuel stations, making E20 fuel cheaper than pure petrol, and reducing petrol prices to below Rs 84 per liter. The E20 policy, which blends 20% ethanol with petrol, has been a contentious topic in India, with critics like Kejriwal arguing it harms vehicle performance and increases costs for consumers. While the government promotes E20 as a step toward reducing fossil fuel dependence, opponents claim it lacks sufficient infrastructure and testing to ensure compatibility with existing vehicles.#narendra_modti #arvind_kejriwal #e20_petrol #constitution_club_of_delhi #national_town_hall_against_e20
