A hunger strike is not a constitutional shortcut, and the government isn’t bound to accept every demand.
However, when a peaceful protest escalates to this level, the government’s responsibility is to engage in good-faith dialogue not simply ignore it.
Democracy works best when both protest and dialogue coexist.
Finally someone calling out power arrogance across parties!
@Abhinav_Pan ने Fadnavis, Gadkari और JMM के examples देकर जो बात कही, वो सच है। जनता के सवालों को गाली से नहीं, जवाब से निपटना चाहिए। Respect for bold journalism! @TheNewspinch
सत्ता का अहंकार सिर चढ़कर कर बोलता है तो ये होता है! Fadnavis, Gadkari य... https://t.co/LdOA8VwIfo via @YouTube
Those who think their donation was stolen may not have offered it with genuine devotion, so perhaps their money was stolen. Our money is invested in the temple, and the current form of the temple is proof of this: Satish Mahana, UP BJP MLA and speaker of legislative assembly on the Ram temple donation scam.
@Satishmahanaup आप महान हो प्रभु 😅
Flying buses make for great headlines.
But today, no country has flying buses in regular public transport. Even the world’s leading aerospace companies are still testing small eVTOL air taxis.
@nitin_gadkari What’s the technology, timeline, certification plan and cost?
Public deserves facts, not futuristic headlines.
@umashankarsingh The easiest way to win a debate is to answer a question that wasn’t asked.
E10 compatibility? Talk about flex-fuel.
Mileage? Talk about consumer courts.
Petrol prices? Talk about something else.
The questions remained.
What do you mean by “Narendra Modi ka Naya Bharat”?
Bharat kisi ke baap ki jagir nahi hai.
Aur haan, sprinkler system ka kaam hi emergency mein activate hona hai. Calling a standard fire safety system a miracle is like calling a seat belt an innovation every time it saves a life.
🚨 Two Fuel Stations. Two Very Different Approaches to Consumer Rights. 🚨
Dear @nitin_gadkari Ji & @HardeepSPuri Ji,
In the video I’m sharing from a fuel station abroad, the customer is treated as an informed decision-maker.
⛽ Super E10 (95 RON) – €1.909/L
⛽ Super E5 (95 RON) – €1.969/L
⛽ Super Tech+ E5 (98 RON) – €2.169/L
The ethanol blend is clearly displayed on every nozzle, the price of each fuel is transparent, and the customer decides what best suits their vehicle and budget.
Now look at India’s rollout.
Millions of consumers were never clearly told:
❌ What ethanol blend they were buying.
❌ Whether their vehicle was designed for it.
❌ What alternatives existed.
❌ Why there was no regular, affordable E0/E10 option at the pump.
Instead, E20 quietly became the default fuel in many places, and the real awareness campaign only began after YouTubers, journalists and ordinary vehicle owners started asking questions.
Premium options like XP95 and XP100 are not substitutes for regular consumer choice. XP100 is also significantly more expensive and not widely available, making it impractical for most Indians.
This isn’t an anti-ethanol argument. It’s a pro-consumer argument.
If E20 is genuinely the future, then trust consumers with the truth:
✔ Clearly label every nozzle.
✔ Explain the ethanol percentage.
✔ Publish compatibility information.
✔ Offer meaningful, affordable fuel choices wherever feasible.
An informed consumer strengthens a policy. An uninformed consumer only fuels controversy.
#ethanol #e20
#fuelpolicy
🚨 Two Fuel Stations. Two Very Different Approaches to Consumer Rights. 🚨
Dear @nitin_gadkari Ji & @HardeepSPuri Ji,
In the video I’m sharing from a fuel station abroad, the customer is treated as an informed decision-maker.
⛽ Super E10 (95 RON) – €1.909/L
⛽ Super E5 (95 RON) – €1.969/L
⛽ Super Tech+ E5 (98 RON) – €2.169/L
The ethanol blend is clearly displayed on every nozzle, the price of each fuel is transparent, and the customer decides what best suits their vehicle and budget.
Now look at India’s rollout.
Millions of consumers were never clearly told:
❌ What ethanol blend they were buying.
❌ Whether their vehicle was designed for it.
❌ What alternatives existed.
❌ Why there was no regular, affordable E0/E10 option at the pump.
Instead, E20 quietly became the default fuel in many places, and the real awareness campaign only began after YouTubers, journalists and ordinary vehicle owners started asking questions.
Premium options like XP95 and XP100 are not substitutes for regular consumer choice. XP100 is also significantly more expensive and not widely available, making it impractical for most Indians.
This isn’t an anti-ethanol argument. It’s a pro-consumer argument.
If E20 is genuinely the future, then trust consumers with the truth:
✔ Clearly label every nozzle.
✔ Explain the ethanol percentage.
✔ Publish compatibility information.
✔ Offer meaningful, affordable fuel choices wherever feasible.
An informed consumer strengthens a policy. An uninformed consumer only fuels controversy.
#ethanol #e20
#fuelpolicy
@epanchjanya@amitmalviya So the success of a public policy will now be measured by counting the number of vehicles stranded on the roadside?
Do data, long-term durability studies, independent technical evaluations, warranty claim analysis, and engineering evidence no longer matter?
@epanchjanya यह वैसा ही तर्क है जैसे कहना—
“अगर प्रदूषण इतना खतरनाक होता, तो लोग सड़क पर चलते-चलते गिर जाते।”
हर प्रभाव धीरे-धीरे सामने आता है, तुरंत नहीं।
@mohitlaws Supporting the government makes you a patriot.
Questioning one policy makes you anti-national.
That’s a very fragile definition of nationalism.
A ₹160/litre premium performance fuel is not the equivalent of regular ethanol-free petrol.
High-octane fuel and ethanol-free fuel are two different things. Presenting XP100 as a regular consumer alternative is misleading.
Labeling every concern as a “toolkit,” every criticism as a “paid campaign,” or every question as misinformation doesn’t answer the real issue.