The Punjab Assembly passes a resolution during its monsoon session opposing the Centre’s mandatory E20 fuel policy. Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema introduces the resolution, citing concerns that vehicles not compliant with E20 could be damaged if the rollout proceeds. Cheema also questions the timeline for implementation, pointing out that the policy is being advanced despite an earlier target to implement E20 in 2030. The resolution urges the Centre to suspend the mandatory rollout of E20 fuel, reflecting Punjab’s position on both potential impacts on non-compliant vehicles and the departure from the previously stated schedule. The Assembly’s action focuses on the immediate rollout requirements rather than the future policy direction, with the resolution calling for a pause while the concerns raised by the state are addressed. Overall, both accounts describe the same legislative development in Punjab and the specific reasons Cheema raises: vehicle safety and the change in the projected implementation date.