SC refuses plea seeking mandatory E20 ethanol disclosure
The Supreme Court of India dismissed a petition demanding mandatory disclosure of ethanol content in petrol at fuel stations. The court advised the petitioner to approach the relevant High Court, while the government labeled the plea as proxy litigation.
Why it matters
This decision impacts consumer transparency regarding fuel composition and reflects the judiciary's stance on public interest litigation related to energy policy.
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a plea seeking mandatory disclosure of ethanol content in petrol sold at fuel stations across India. The petitioner argued that consumers have a right to know the ethanol content of the fuel they purchase. The court directed him to approach the competent High Court. The Centre opposed the plea, calling it “proxy litigation”.
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