Union Minister Nitin Gadkari issues BIG statement on E20 petrol criticism: ‘My brain worth…’

Minister of Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari.

Trade Union Motivated and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said that his brain is “worth 200 crore per month” and has no money, which rejected the government politically motivated against the government’s ethanol -blended gasoline program. “I don’t have any money and I don’t bow down,” he said in a speech at an event organized by the Agriculture Association of Agriculture in Nagpur. He said. His comments came in the midst of the government’s criticism of the hard -blended gasoline coercion. The government stressed that a 20 percent ethanol (E20) gasoline is a cleaner fuel and that farmers get higher prices for products such as sugar cane and corn.

What are the discussions on the E20 oil program?

Critics claimed that the program would damage water shortage and vehicles. In an attack on the minister, they claimed that two leading Ethanol companies were ruled by the sons of Gadkari. Gadkari, without mentioning the discussion directly, “I give an idea to my sons, but I do not resort to fraud.” He said. “I also have a sugar factory, a distillation and an electrical power plant. I do not try agriculture for personal gain.”

What did Gadkari say about criticism?

At the Annual Congress of Indian Automobile Manufacturers in Delhi (SIAM) Gadkari, 20 percent Ethanol Harman (E20) said that there is no problem with the release of gasoline. Minister, sugar cane, corn and rice ethanol production leads to an increase in the prices of these crops, which results in higher income for farmers, he said. Only in corn, only in the case of corn, it was allowed to be used as inputs for the production of ethanol, after the higher demand and increase in the price of the crop, he earned 45,000 RS. In addition, ethanol blending led to a decrease in pollution and understood at the G20 conference at the G20 conference, which has shown that the awareness of success is accepted worldwide.

What did the Supreme Court say about the E20 fuel?

Gadkari said that the Supreme Court also rejected petitions that challenge the legality and security of the E20 fuel. The Supreme Court recently rejected the public interest (PIT) against the E20 blending. The petition claimed that most of the vehicles on the Indian roads were not compatible with the E20 fuel, but that financial deterioration, safety hazards, loss of kilometers and insurance demands increased the risk of rejection. The APEKS Court, which refused to be trial, supported the government’s stand, emphasized the benefits of sugar cane farmers, and a decrease in oil imports from the country’s E20 program. The Minister also mentioned that high pollution levels lead to a decrease in life expectancy of people. He said that the last fears on engine damage and warranty problems have been proven to be wrong. “All test agencies confirmed that there is no problem with the application,” he said.