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(AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday alleged that the Centre was pressuring automobile manufacturers not to publicly disclose that E20 petrol could damage vehicles manufactured before 2023, a claim rejected by the BJP, which cited public statements by leading automakers backing the ethanol-blended fuel.Addressing a press conference, Kejriwal said he had written to 29 manufacturers of motorcycles, scooters, cars and SUVs, asking whether vehicles manufactured before 2023 were compatible with E20 petrol and whether companies would compensate consumers if the fuel damaged vehicles or reduced mileage.Claiming that none of the companies responded in writing, Kejriwal said he had detailed phone conversations with officials from nine manufacturers.”According to them, from a technical and engineering standpoint, using E20 fuel in vehicles manufactured before 2023 could damage the vehicle, including the engine and fuel train system, and could also reduce fuel efficiency,” he alleged.Kejriwal further claimed that the officials told him the Centre was “openly threatening” manufacturers.”They told me that if they publicly disclosed these facts, they would face consequences, including the closure of their plants or enforcement action by agencies such as the ED, the Income Tax Department and the CBI, which could ultimately shut down their companies,” he alleged.The AAP chief also questioned the government’s push for E20 petrol.”The Modi government has resorted to strong-arm tactics to impose E20 petrol,” Kejriwal alleged.He claimed that nearly 30 crore vehicles manufactured before 2023, including around 22 crore two-wheelers and eight crore four-wheelers, could be affected by the fuel. He also alleged that ethanol was more expensive than petrol, offered lower mileage because of its lower calorific value and did not benefit farmers.Kejriwal further claimed that Delhi Police was trying to get a proposed national town hall on E20 fuel, scheduled for Saturday at the Constitution Club, cancelled.Responding to the allegations, the BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya said the country’s automobile industry had consistently maintained that E20 petrol was safe and suitable for vehicles after extensive testing. Citing public statements by industry executives, the party said Toyota Kirloskar Motor Country Head and Executive Vice President Vikram Gulati had described E20 as a “high-performance, clean fuel” introduced only after rigorous testing, including on older vehicles.Hitting back at Kejriwal, BJP IT department head Amit Malviya accused the AAP leader of spreading misinformation and ignoring publicly available evidence from automobile manufacturers.”Arvind Kejriwal claims he has spoken to automobile manufacturers and that they believe E20 blending is ‘not desirable’. The automobile industry itself says exactly the opposite,” Malviya said in a post on X.Citing statements made by senior industry executives, Malviya said Toyota Kirloskar Motor Country Head and Executive Vice President Vikram Gulati had stated that E20 was introduced only after rigorous testing, including on older vehicles. He also cited Maruti Suzuki Senior Executive Officer Rahul Bharti, who said the company had analysed service data from 2.84 crore vehicles in FY26, including over 1.5 crore older, non-E20-certified vehicles, and found no evidence of corrosion, abnormal wear and tear or reduced component life due to E20 fuel. Malviya further referred to Hero MotoCorp Chief Business Officer Ashutosh Varma, who said the company’s service data showed no higher incidence of vehicle damage in two-wheelers running on E20. He added that Hyundai Motor India, TVS Motor Company and Bajaj Auto had also publicly reaffirmed their confidence in the E20 programme.”When the country’s leading automobile manufacturers publicly state that E20 is safe after extensive testing and crores of real-world service records, anonymous conversations and political sound bites cannot outweigh engineering evidence. India’s ethanol programme is backed by science, industry validation and years of testing, not misinformation,” Malviya said.The BJP also referred to Maruti Suzuki Senior Executive Officer Rahul Bharti, who said the company had analysed service data from over 2.84 crore vehicles in FY26, including more than 1.5 crore older, non-E20-certified vehicles, and found no evidence of corrosion, abnormal wear and tear or reduced component life attributable to E20 fuel.It further cited Hero MotoCorp Chief Business Officer Ashutosh Varma, who said the company’s service data showed no higher incidence of vehicle damage in two-wheelers using E20 fuel compared with earlier petrol blends. Hyundai Motor India, TVS Motor Company and Bajaj Auto had also publicly reaffirmed their confidence in the E20 programme, the BJP said.The BJP said the nationwide rollout of E20 followed years of consultations involving the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), automobile manufacturers, oil marketing companies and testing agencies, with engine calibration, fuel systems, emissions, durability and material compatibility evaluated before implementation. It said “anonymous conversations and political sound bites cannot outweigh engineering evidence” and asserted that India’s ethanol programme was backed by scientific testing and industry validation.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorTrisha MahajanTrisha Mahajan is a journalist with The Times of India digital, with keen interest in covering business and corporate affairs. 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This was a deep expression of the youth of this country, of the future generation of this country, and I feel all political parties must respect this expression, including my friends in the BJP,” Rahul Gandhi said.”In fact, I am pretty certain, and I have seen examples of it, if my friends in the BJP were to go and ask their own children about what they felt about what their brothers and sisters were doing, they would find agreement among their own children. There is nothing wrong in what happened and every Indian should be proud,” he said.Recalling his interaction with students protesting at Jantar Mantar, Rahul Gandhi narrated a conversation with a young woman about what it means to be a student.”I asked the girl, ‘You told me that you were a student. What does it mean? Do you study in college, or school, or does it mean you read books?’ She gave the most beautiful answer; she said, ‘A student is someone who has an open mind and open heart, someone who right from the beginning accepts that they don’t know anything, student knows that whatever he knows would be superseded later by new knowledge, student understands that the universe is constantly changing… and so student understands that knowledge is constantly changing’,” Rahul said.He then quoted the student’s description of another kind of people and said, “She told me that there is another category of people; they are not students… They are absolutely convinced that they know everything.””They believe that the universe is static, and they believe that the knowledge emerges from inside them; they believe that they are God, that everything that is to be known is known to them; they are arrogant, they don’t listen, they don’t respect other people’s truth. I said, what do you call these people? She said, ‘I call them idiots,'” the Congress leader said.Rahul also said, “Andhbhakt is a person who considers other person is God.”The remark triggered protests from the treasury benches, with parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju urging Speaker Om Birla to expunge what he termed an “unparliamentary” expression.Rahul Gandhi alleged that India’s education system has become unaffordable and heavily commercialised. “Education system is very expensive; more money is spent on one exam than is spent by govt on entire education budget.”He further claimed that students were frustrated because they were unable to pursue their interests. “Students really irritated about not being allowed to follow their passion, to ask questions they want to.”Launching a another attack, Rahul said, “Our education system is cruel, there is rampant privatisation. Soul of system captured by RSS.”He also alleged that the RSS exercises control over the education ministry and called it the “real enemy” of students.Targeting Union home minister Amit Shah over the alleged police action during student protests, Rahul Gandhi said, “Home minister scared. The home minister authorised the shooting on our students. He put pellets into the blood of our students. He ordered the students of India to be shot.”Fresh uproar in the HouseThe remarks came amid continuing political confrontation over the handling of protests following the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy.Rahul’s “idiots” remark led to noisy scenes in the Lok Sabha, with BJP members objecting strongly. Rijiju accused the Congress leader of using students as a pretext to make an “unparliamentary” remark and urged the Speaker to remove it from the record.After proceedings resumed, Rahul complained about repeated interruptions from the treasury benches. “To keep House in order is your responsibility; the moment I open my mouth, treasury benches shout,” he told Speaker Om Birla.The discussion resumed at noon after the House was adjourned earlier in the day amid Opposition protests demanding the presence of Amit Shah.The government introduced the amendment Bill earlier this week following nationwide protests over the NEET-UG paper leak that culminated in the resignation of former education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.The proposed legislation seeks to strengthen the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act by providing for punishment of up to 10 years’ imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs 50 lakh for those involved in paper leaks.Earlier, Rijiju criticised the opposition for allegedly politicising the debate saying. “Congress leaders did not speak on the Bill at all. They were only doing politics. We hope Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders will speak on the Bill today.””Such an important Bill is being discussed, but they are trying to divert attention by talking about unrelated issues and politicising it. This is a very good Bill brought in response to the demands of students. The prime minister has taken a major decision and it has instilled new confidence among the students. If the Congress has any suggestions on the examination system, it is free to share them,” he added.The debate took place amid continued disruptions in Parliament over the NEET-UG paper leak, police action against student protesters and the government’s proposed changes to the anti-paper leak law.Get the latest India News and Live updates. 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Nadda over the police action against students during the July 20 ‘Sansad Chalo’ march, with the Congress alleging an assault on democracy and the BJP defending the crackdown as a routine law-and-order response.Raising the issue in the House, Kharge said, “Democracy is not safe. People are not safe,” and urged the government to take action against those who entered the protest site without authorisation. “Those who went there without authorization should be punished by the government,” he said.The remarks came amid a continuing political row over the police action during the student-led march from Jantar Mantar towards Parliament, organised to protest alleged irregularities in competitive examinations. The march was denied permission by Delhi Police and clashes broke out after protesters attempted to breach barricades.Addressing that incident, responding to the Opposition, Nadda defended the police action, saying it was a standard law-and-order measure.”It was a very normal law and order situation that we have to understand. Police acted to maintain the order,” he said, accusing the Opposition of trying to “sensationalise and politicise a law and order activity by the police.”Nadda also said that “any student who is into activism will have to face such a situation,” adding that protests cannot be allowed to override law and order.Drawing a parallel with the Emergency, the Union minister recalled his own experience as a student activist.”I have been a student activist and I was arrested several times from the classroom during the Emergency under Congress rule,” he said, arguing that student activism has historically involved such consequences.The Opposition has repeatedly demanded a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the police action, while the government has maintained that the force acted within the law to prevent an unauthorised march towards Parliament.Get the latest India News and Live updates. 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