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- Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said he will march to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence on Tuesday with 100 people to submit around 2 lakh petitions opposing E20 ethanol-blended fuel.
- The petitions came from an online campaign that gathered over 2,33,000 signatures after Kejriwal received no response to a letter seeking a meeting with the Prime Minister.
- In his letter, Kejriwal had asked for both pure petrol and E20 options at petrol stations and a reduction in the price of ethanol-blended petrol.
- He also alleged that India's ethanol policy is driven by pressure from US President Donald Trump, claims the report attributes to him.
What to watch next
- Whether Kejriwal's group is able to hand over the petitions at the PM's residence on Tuesday
- Any government response to demands for pure petrol availability and lower E20 prices
- Whether the BJP or government addresses Kejriwal's allegations about US pressure on ethanol policy
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