Indian motorists plan to gather in New Delhi on Sunday for what is described as the first major public protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s biofuel program. The initiative is aimed at reducing India’s reliance on crude oil imports while also supporting farm incomes. Both sources report that the demonstration is organized by drivers and reflects growing public opposition to the program. The outlets characterize the protest as a response to the biofuel policy and its impact on motorists, though they do not provide detailed accounts of specific grievances beyond the overall opposition. The coverage frames the event as a test of the program’s political and public acceptance as it advances. Supporters of the policy argue it can help cut import costs and channel benefits to the agricultural sector, aligning with broader economic goals. Opponents, as reflected in the announcement of the protest, raise concerns from the perspective of drivers, but the sources do not elaborate on any proposed policy changes or immediate government responses.