E20 Petrol Debate: Is your car at risk? Govt and IOCL respond to viral claims

E20 Petrol Fake News: The Centre has once again dismissed a series of viral social media claims about E20 petrol, calling them misleading, baseless and unsupported by scientific evidence. The clarification comes after fresh videos circulated online claiming that ethanol-blended petrol separates into layers and damages vehicle engines, reviving concerns over the fuel's safety.
E20 Petrol Debate: Is your car at risk? Govt and IOCL respond to viral claims
The Ethanol Blending Programme was launched in 2003 to reduce India's dependence on crude oil imports, improve energy security and promote cleaner fuels. Image: AI-Generated by ChatGPT
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