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Karnataka's '30% ethanol' claim stirs row as OMCs junk 'test'

NEW DELHI: Public sector oil marketing companies (OMCs) on Friday hit back at Congress-led Karnataka govt's claims that petrol tested by labs authorised

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State-run oil marketers (OMCs) have rejected Karnataka's claims about excessive ethanol content in petrol.
OMCs state that the testing procedures used by Karnataka do not adhere to prescribed standards.
The row has been sparked by Karnataka's claims that petrol contained "30% ethanol," which OMCs have dismissed.

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E20 petrol row: Centre rejects Karnataka's 31% ethanol claim, says all 893 samples passed quality tests Business News India
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OMCs reject Karnataka’s high-ethanol fuel claim, seek fresh tests The Economic Times
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Karnataka's '30% ethanol' claim stirs row as OMCs junk 'test'Times of India
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