The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas issues a 10-point clarification regarding E20 petrol, which contains up to 20% ethanol. The ministry responds to claims that the fuel can cause engine damage or other harmful effects if used widely. It states that the E20 programme is backed by scientific studies and references international experience with ethanol-blended fuels. The ministry also says regulatory safeguards are in place as part of the programme. In its clarification, the government frames the issue as one involving misinformation and provides points intended to address concerns raised in public discussions about ethanol blending levels and fuel performance. The ministry’s statement emphasizes that the blending and rollout are supported by research and by how similar schemes operate in other jurisdictions. Overall, the government’s position is that E20 is compatible with existing fuel frameworks and is introduced with controls intended to ensure safe and reliable use, while the specific rebutted claims are addressed in the listed myths. The clarification is presented as an official response to circulating doubts about the fuel’s impact on engines.