Nikhil Gadkari and Sarang Gadkari Ethanol companies having 0.6% share in India's Ethanol market-Kishore Tiwari
Date - 3 September 2025
Nikhil Gadkari and Sarang Gadkari are being introduced as the biggest players in the ethanol business of India.but shocking facts they contribute less than 0.6% of total ethanol production. They do not even figure in the top 20 ethanol producers. Their companies are diversified enterprises with ethanol contributing only 5-10% to their consolidated revenues. Nitin Gadkari, who has been openly discussing India’s Green fuel revolution for the last 40 years, is being exposed in a polarised environment as a conspiracy by petroleum lobby who control the country’s energy future. When I look at the truth of this well-orchestrated controversy, it is not a corporate scam but an intense petroleum manufacturing countries campaign run by the western oil mafia desperate to discredit India’s ethanol revolution, which threatens their global petro-dollar dominance. This grim truth is exposed by Kishor Tiwari.
Ethanol in India: Emphasising a Policy-driven need is proving to be a Crime
The Government of India has set a target of 20% ethanol blending (E20) by 2025 in the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s speech IN 2006 & UPA Govt. emphasised the need for a massive increase in ethanol production to achieve this goal, sugar mills, agro industries and private companies were encouraged to diversify into ethanol production. Hundreds of companies are involved in this across the country & Cyan Agro Industries (linked to Nikhil Gadkari) and Manas Agro (linked to Sarang Gadkari) are very small companies which contribute less than 0.6% of the national ethanol production. Cyan and Manas together contribute a fraction of India's ethanol production but Nitin Gadkari is being slandered 100% banefishaes of it. Big companies like Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum and major sugar groups continue to dominate the sector. Critics claim that Cyan Agro's June 2025 revenue is "inflated" compared to June 2024 but the truth is that their subsidiaries were acquired in September 2024. Naturally, the consolidated results for June 2025 include those acquisitions, while those for June 2024 do not. Any accountant will confirm that this is standard consolidation, not manipulation. This is the shocking fact that Kishore Tiwari put before the world today
August-September 2025 This Conspiracy is innocent victimization
If the figures clearly prove that Gadkari's sons are small players in a big sector, then why is there so much noise? The answer lies not in their businesses, but in their father's politics. Nitin Gadkari has been the most vocal supporter of ethanol in India for the last 40 years. He has consistently taken on global oil interests, advocating for clean alternatives, rural empowerment and self-reliance. By promoting ethanol blending, he directly challenges the Western oil mafia, a gang that thrives on India's massive crude oil imports around which, for decades, the global system has revolved around oil. The petro-dollar system ensures Western dominance in the energy trade. If ethanol is expanded in India, this dependence is reduced. Every 1% increase in ethanol blending translates into billions of dollars in savings from oil imports. Multiply this by 20%, and you will understand why the global oil lobby is so nervous about this decision. But it is very unfortunate that good anti-RSS journalists involve themselves in dirty politics, the easiest way to defame a leader is to target an innocent family. Tiwari gave his frank opinion on this ethanol controversy.
How the Oil Mafia is Plotting against Nitin Gadkari
The Western oil mafia knows that ethanol is a threat to their profits. If India achieves 20% blending, India is going to save about $6 billion annually in foreign exchange and get a new, stable market for agricultural produce. Is entrepreneurship considered a crime? And at the core of this controversy is a dangerous question: should the children of politicians be banned from entrepreneurship? Nikhil Gadkari and Sarang Gadkari have every right to run a business like any citizen. Their operations are subject to the same laws, audits and disclosures as others. To defame them simply because they are in the ethanol sector is not justice, but prejudice. If their businesses had a national share of 50%, the investigation would have been understandable. But at less than 0.6%, this outrage is absurd. This is not about corruption. This is about political defamation, Tiwari added. Nitin Gadkari is a man with a clear and straightforward ideology. I have known him since 1974 and my conscience compels me to speak this truth again and again.
