The so-called FLAGBEARER of “Na Khaunga, Na Khane Doonga” – after implementing VOTE CHORI- the biggest fraud on the Indian people, implements PETROL CHORI. The latest being the E-20 Policy to Extort Money.There is now widespread outrage around the ethanol blending policy. Union Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari has been aggressively lobbying for ethanol production since he assumed office in 2014. In September 2018, Shri Gadkari said that the government is setting up five ethanol production plants, where ethanol would be made from wood-based products and segregated municipal waste. He also mentioned that this would help make diesel available at ₹50 per litre and a petrol alternative at ₹55 per litre. It turns out that this was a “JUMLA.”
Promises of ₹55 petrol fall flat as ethanol-linked
Despite tall claims of achieving 20% ethanol blending five years ahead of schedule, the promises have fallen flat. Not a drop of ethanol has come from wood-based products or municipal waste as pledged, and petrol prices never touched the touted ₹55 per litre. Instead, the common man is left paying more—vehicles guzzle more fuel, break down sooner, and each litre of ethanol guzzles a staggering 3,000 litres of water. Petrol prices have soared from ₹71.41 in 2014 to ₹94.77 in 2025, and diesel from ₹55.49 to ₹87.67, while sugar mills tied to ethanol production laugh all the way to the bank with record profits.
Firms tied to Union Minister’s sons see
Conflict of Interest: Cian Agro Industries Infrastructure Ltd, owned by Nikhil Gadkari (son of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari), is a key ethanol supplier; another son, Sarang Gadkari, is director at Manas Agro Industries, also in ethanol. Financial Windfall: Cian Agro’s revenue jumped from ₹18 crore (June 2024) to ₹523 crore (June 2025); stock price surged 2184% from ₹37.45 (Jan 2025) to ₹638 (Aug 2025). While the common man’s wages have stagnated and declined, Cian Agro’s financial
