Union minister Nitin Gadkari denied personal gain from the ethanol blending program. He stated that allegations of conflict of interest are politically motivated and lack substance. Gadkari emphasized his long-standing support for alternative fuels to reduce pollution and import dependence. He clarified that his sons’ business has a minimal share in the ethanol sector. The minister also highlighted the program’s historical backing from previous governments.
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