India’s government issues a clarification after local reports said Bhutan had rejected an offer to supply E20 petrol from India. According to the government’s fact-check, there is no proposal or plan involving Bhutan for exporting or importing E20 fuel under such terms, and the claims that Bhutan rejected the offer are not supported. The clarification responds to a report published the previous week that had circulated the allegation that Bhutan turned down India’s E20 petrol. The Economic Times and Mint both report that the government disputes the earlier narrative, while India Today similarly describes the government’s fact-check as rebutting the claim of rejection. Across the outlets, the core message is that the government says Bhutan has not rejected any such E20 petrol import arrangement, and that the underlying claim lacks substantiation. The dispute is focused on whether any E20 proposal exists and whether Bhutan refused it, rather than on any separate decision or policy change by Bhutan itself. The government’s clarification is presented as a correction to the earlier report’s characterization of Bhutan’s position.