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Govt clarifies E20 petrol use cannot lead to insurance claim rejection

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The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has clarified that using E20 ethanol-blended petrol is not a valid ground for rejecting vehicle insurance claims. Government sources dismissed concerns that E20 fuel could invalidate insurance policies. Claims about widespread engine damage or insects being attracted to ethanol-blended petrol were also rejected as lacking scientific basis. The Ethanol Blending Programme has been scientifically validated and developed in consultation with the industry.

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