Kejriwal Leads Delhi Protest Against E20 Petrol Policy, Raises Fuel Safety Concerns
Aam Aadmi Party leader Kejriwal led a Delhi march against the E20 petrol policy on August 4, accusing the government of consumer harm while supporters raised vehicle repair concerns linked to the fuel blend.
During the protest, supporters displayed a 2025 Skoda Slavia vehicle that they claimed required injector repairs after covering just 16,000 km. They blamed the repair issue on the E20 fuel blend, raising concerns over its impact on vehicle performance and maintenance.
आज हमने E20 के विरोध में जनता की 2 लाख से अधिक petitions लेकर मोदी जी से मिलने की कोशिश की, लेकिन मोदी जी की पुलिस ने हमें रोक दिया। हमने सभी petitions मोदी जी को भेज दी हैं।
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) August 4, 2026
मोदी जी, हमें अपनी ताकत दिखाने से क्या होगा? आप यही हिम्मत ट्रंप को दिखाइए और देश पर E20 थोपना बंद करिए।… pic.twitter.com/7rRUvLDgND
Kejriwal demanded that pure petrol options should be made available everywhere, along with cheaper E20 fuel and an overall reduction in petrol prices. He alleged that the current policy was affecting consumers and questioned the impact of the fuel mixture on everyday vehicles.
The government has defended E20 petrol, stating that the blend supports better combustion, strengthens energy security, and benefits farmers. Automakers have also confirmed that compatible vehicles do not face warranty-related issues due to the use of E20 fuel.
The protest has brought renewed attention to the debate over ethanol blending in petrol, with Kejriwal continuing to demand changes in fuel availability, pricing, and consumer options.

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