business ⛽ MP mocks petrol critics: 'Pure petrol not even in the country'
BJP MP Janardan Mishra dismissed protests against the government's ethanol-blended petrol policy during an event at Rewa Airport. He questioned critics by asking if pure petrol would come from their 'father’s house' since the country lacks it. Mishra pointed out that India only produces 20 percent of its crude oil, requiring 80 percent imports. He defended the policy by citing Brazil, which runs vehicles on 100 percent ethanol. The opposition, including Congress, continues to criticize the E20 fuel implementation.