The march, which began with around 100 people, were affected by E20 petrol, saw protesters carrying bundles of petitions on their heads and shouting slogans against the Centre’s ethanol-blended fuel policy. Kejriwal was joined by former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, RS MP Sanjay Singh, AAP leader Jasmine Shah and other party leaders. Police stopped the march near 5, Firoz Shah Road, where the leaders sat on the road, insisting that the petitions be accepted. ‘Kejriwal misleading people on E20 petrol’The BJP on Tuesday alleged that AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal is trying to revive his “failed politics” through his proposed protest against E20 petrol, claiming he is misleading people about ethanol-blended fuel and acting against the interests of farmers. Recalling Kejriwal’s earlier remarks on Covid-19 vaccines, Trivedi alleged that the AAP leader has a history of making comments on technical issues without adequate knowledge.