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Supreme Court Rejects PIL Seeking Ethanol Content Disclosure at Petrol Pumps

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The Supreme Court of India has dismissed a public interest litigation that demanded fuel stations mandatorily display the ethanol content in petrol. The PIL sought greater transparency for consumers at the point of fuel purchase. The court declined to entertain the petition, effectively rejecting the proposed disclosure requirement. No directive was issued to oil companies or petrol pump operators regarding ethanol content labelling.

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