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Puri calls mileage concerns over E20 fuel minor, dismisses social media claims

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Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has addressed growing public concern over ethanol-blended E20 fuel, describing circulating social media narratives as 'make-believe.' He acknowledged a marginal reduction in mileage but noted that E20 can offer benefits such as improved vehicle acceleration. The ministry has issued a detailed clarification to counter what it calls misinformation about ethanol blending. Officials also pointed to the long historical backing of ethanol as a fuel additive, referencing early advocates like Henry Ford, to reinforce its credibility and safety.

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