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Arvind Kejriwal to Hold Second Goa Townhall on Tuesday Opposing E20 Petrol
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🗓 25 Aug 2026, 05:04 AM
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will address a second townhall in Goa on Tuesday, reiterating his opposition to the government's push for E20‑blended petrol.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced that he will hold a second public meeting in the coastal state of Goa on Tuesday. The townhall is being organised to voice his party's continued resistance to the introduction of E20‑blended petrol, a policy promoted by the central government.
Kejriwal, who has previously staged protests against the fuel blend, said the meeting will provide a platform for citizens to express concerns over potential price hikes and vehicle performance issues. He urged Goan residents to attend and participate in the discussion.
The event follows a similar gathering held earlier in the state, reflecting the Aam Aadmi Party's strategy to mobilise public opinion against the fuel policy ahead of upcoming legislative debates.
Organisers have not disclosed the exact venue in Goa, but local party units are coordinating logistics and security. The townhall is expected to attract a sizable crowd, given the heightened debate over fuel pricing across the country.
Kejriwal's stance aligns with his broader campaign against what he describes as "unjust" fuel reforms, positioning the issue as a key electoral concern for the AAP ahead of future elections.
Kejriwal, who has previously staged protests against the fuel blend, said the meeting will provide a platform for citizens to express concerns over potential price hikes and vehicle performance issues. He urged Goan residents to attend and participate in the discussion.
The event follows a similar gathering held earlier in the state, reflecting the Aam Aadmi Party's strategy to mobilise public opinion against the fuel policy ahead of upcoming legislative debates.
Organisers have not disclosed the exact venue in Goa, but local party units are coordinating logistics and security. The townhall is expected to attract a sizable crowd, given the heightened debate over fuel pricing across the country.
Kejriwal's stance aligns with his broader campaign against what he describes as "unjust" fuel reforms, positioning the issue as a key electoral concern for the AAP ahead of future elections.