In this video, Hemant exposes how Union Minister Nitin Gadkari made E20 petrol mandatory across India. E20 petrol means mixing 20% ethanol with petrol. On the surface, this decision looks like an eco-friendly move aimed at reducing fuel imports and promoting renewable energy, but the story behind it is shocking. Reports suggest that Nitin Gadkari’s sons own factories involved in ethanol production. After E20 was made compulsory, their companies started earning huge profits. This raises serious questions—was this policy truly for the nation’s benefit, or was it designed to serve family business interests? In this video, Hemant explains how political power and policymaking are being used to benefit a select few in the ethanol industry. Isn’t this a clear case of conflict of interest? Are government policies now being drafted to favor those in power rather than the common citizens? The video also sheds light on the impact of E20 petrol on ordinary people’s vehicles. Will it damage engines? Will it increase maintenance costs? And most importantly, will the common man have to bear the extra burden of this sudden policy shift? Watch the full video to uncover the complete truth behind this controversial decision and ask yourself—are these policies made for the people, or for the profit of the powerful?