New Delhi: Amidst the rising prices of petrol and diesel, a big statement by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has come out on Friday. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Niti Gadkari said that in the next five years, the country will run out of petrol. His statement is being linked to the increasing pollution of vehicles and the future of electric vehicles. In fact, the government is continuously promoting electric vehicles.

Union Minister N.T. Gadkari at Akola in Maharashtra. Panjabrao Deshmukh was speaking at the convocation of the Agricultural University. He was also awarded the title of 'Doctor of Science' by the University on the occasion. Talking about petrol, the Union Minister said that bio-ethanol made in Vidarbha is being used in vehicles.

He also said that green hydrogen can be prepared from well water. It can cost up to Rs 70 per kg. He focused on farmers and said that the future cannot be changed by producing wheat, rice, and maize in the field. Therefore, the farmers need to become energy donors instead of becoming food donors. Gadkari said that in the next five years, petrol will be eliminated from the country. He said that the decision on ethanol saved the country Rs 20,000 crore annually. It is not far away when two-wheelers and four-wheelers will run on green hydrogen, ethanol and CNG.

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