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Need help from @JioCare regarding reclaiming a permanently disconnected postpaid number.
However, when I now try to reclaim the number through the portal, it shows: "Entered account & mobile number are not linked."
The #E20 fuel cover-up is clearly a full-blown scam. Check out this coordinated stonewalling from the Govt and OMCs:
1️⃣ Ministry of Petroleum sat on the RTI for 2 months, then shuffled it away.
2️⃣ ARAI claims the actual testing data is a "confidential" state secret.
3️⃣ HPCL & BPCL shut down the RTI, hilariously claiming that asking for a physical report is "seeking an opinion."
4️⃣ IOCL just replied by pointing me to the generic NITI Aayog roadmap already in the public domain—completely dodging the actual test reports.
They are playing bureaucratic games because the truth is terrifying: SIAM's own official stance warns that putting E20 in incompatible vehicles isn't just about losing mileage - it is a massive safety risk.
There are no hidden success reports. The Ministry lied in their press release, the OMCs are complicit, and millions of Indian motorists are being forced to drive ticking time bombs on a ghost policy @HindustanPetroleum @BPCLimited@IndianOilcl@PetroleumMin@siamindia@arai_india@HardeepSPuri
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On expected lines, reply from @IndianOilcl is also a piece of mumbo-jumbo.
1. They say they just assisted @siamindia & @arai_india in a study which they don't have detailed report of.
2. The link they've shared is of the NITI aayog roadmap which I've been referring to time and again. The same roadmap in which SIAM clearly recommends that e20 for existing vehicles is not just detrimental to efficiency, but also a safety risk.
3. SIAM has actually recommended e20 to be rolled out from 2028 with parallel availability of e10.
When automobile association bodies have clearly warned that existing vehicles are incompatible with e20, why the forced rollout claiming some research which probably doesn't exist?
My question still remains (as of millions of petrol vehicle owners) - Where's the research studies report that @PetroleumMin claims to have?
@HardeepSPuri
First, the Ministry of Petroleum sits on my RTI for 2 months. Then, they play a shell game, deflecting it to ARAI and OMCs. Now, ARAI hides behind "confidentiality" to suppress the research reports.
If the Govt cited IOCL, ARAI, and SIAM studies in their press release to push the E20 mandate, why is the data now a state secret? What’s "confidential" about mileage drops and engine corrosion?
This isn't about trade secrets; it’s about a total lack of accountability. The refusal to share reports only confirms the suspicion: the Ministry lied in their press release, and the "extensive research" is a ghost. Millions of vehicle owners are being used as guinea pigs for a policy backed by zero transparent science.
@PetroleumMin@HardeepSPuri@arai_india@siamindia@IndianOilcl
This another expansion of the infrastructure of censorship.
This gets leaked to us in the media to distract attention from the infra that already exists.
We need to stop focusing on future issues and get the infra created in the past dismantled first.
France 24. BBC. Reuters. Al Jazeera. Washington DC. Human Rights Watch.
When does a government stop calling it foreign interference and start asking, why is the entire world saying the same thing about us?
Here is what is actually happening inside India right now:
▪️ India has the world’s strictest content takedown window; just 3 hours. No major democracy, and no major authoritarian regime, moves this fast against its own citizens’ speech.
▪️ Under the new IT Rules 2026 amendment, it’s not just news outlets being targeted. Ordinary users, influencers, and anyone who simply shares a news post can now fall under the government’s content blocking framework.
▪️ The Internet Freedom Foundation has formally called this “digital authoritarianism” and a “dangerous expansion of executive power.” These are not opposition politicians, these are constitutional lawyers and digital rights experts.
▪️ Since 2014, India’s government takedown orders have surged 14 times; from 201 to 14,775. And post 2022, this data was denied under RTI on grounds of national security.
▪️ Meta alone was forced to restrict 28,000+ pieces of content in India in just the first six months of 2025; following government orders.
▪️ India currently ranks 151 out of 180 in the World Press Freedom Index. We are sitting between countries most Indians would be ashamed to be compared with.
▪️ The Supreme Court’s own Shreya Singhal judgment; a landmark free speech ruling, is being systematically bypassed by these rules.
This is not policy. This is contempt of constitutional precedent.
The government will say this is about deepfakes. About national security. About public order.
But when 138 YouTube videos were taken down for allegedly defaming Adani, a private businessman, it stopped being about security a long time ago.
France 24 is not attacking India. France 24 is holding up a mirror.
The question is, why is this government so terrified of what Indians might see in it?
The Press Club of India expresses grave concern over the recent spate of takedown orders issued across social media platforms targeting content critical of the government, where creators have been blocked or their material removed.
The PCI Managing Committee strongly opposes these instances of blatant executive overreach and demands that the authorities respect citizens' and journalists' fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression enshrined in and protected by Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution.
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