E20 Janta Party demands fuel choice, calls for Gadkari's resignation

A newly formed E20 Janta Party has emerged demanding consumer choice for pure petrol fuel, opposing the government's push towards ethanol-blended E20 petrol. The group is calling for the resignation of Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari over the fuel policy.

Transporters have backed the campaign and plan to march to Parliament to protest E20 petrol implementation. The party is pressing for transparent fuel labelling and public data disclosure on ethanol-blend fuels, rather than seeking fuel subsidies.

The group's core demand centres on consumer choice and access to clear information about fuel composition, framing the issue as a matter of transparency and market freedom rather than cost concerns.