Kejriwal alleged that India “yielded” to Trump to buy ethanol from the United States and said the government’s continued push for ethanol-blended petrol suggested there was a “hidden agenda”. He said that ever since the Congress staged a protest at the Prime Minister’s residence, Kejriwal appeared to be falling behind in this politics of disruption. To make up for it, Kejriwal announced that he would march to the Prime Minister’s residence over the ethanol issue without obtaining permission, Malhotra said. In his letter, Kejriwal had sought the availability of options for both pure petrol and E20 fuel at petrol stations, besides demanding a reduction in the price of ethanol-blended petrol. We had launched a petition campaign against ethanol-blended petrol.