10/07/2026
“I gain nothing from the Ethanol Policy.” — Nitin Gadkari
But is the complete picture that simple?
Over the past few years, India’s ethanol push has transformed the biofuel industry. At the same time, companies linked to Gadkari’s family have expanded their presence in the sugar and ethanol ecosystem, while some of them have reported significant business growth.
Is this merely a result of a growing industry, or does it raise questions about a potential conflict of interest?
This carousel brings together publicly available information, company filings, financial data, and Nitin Gadkari’s own statements so you can examine the facts and form your own opinion.
👉 Swipe through all 5 slides before reaching a conclusion.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments.
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Disclaimer: This post is for news reporting, public awareness, and commentary purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, company filings, and statements made by public figures. It does not allege wrongdoing or reach any legal conclusion. Readers are encouraged to review the sources and draw their own conclusions.
Sources: Moneycontrol • Reuters • BSE Filings • CIAN Agro Annual Reports • CIAN Agro Website • Finshots • Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas
