India, Aug. 3 -- AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal said on Monday, August 3, that he would march to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence on Tuesday, August 4, along with 100 people to submit petitions against E20 petrol, alleging that the Union Government was pushing the blended fuel under pressure from US President Donald Trump.

Kejriwal alleged that India "yielded" to Trump to buy ethanol from the United States and said the government's continued push for ethanol-blended petrol suggested there was a "hidden agenda".

"I will go to the PM's residence tomorrow along with 100 people to personally hand over the petitions signed by the public and discuss issues related to ethanol-blended petrol. People are facing several problems in...