The blaze, likely caused by an electric vehicle charging that spread to petrol vehicles in the ground floor parking, led to smoke inhalation for two residents who were shifted to a district hospital.

In an interview, Gadkari defended the government’s ethanol blending programme and rejected claims of E20 causing vehicle damage. He said the claims were driven by misinformation and stated that no complaints had been received by the government.

This state-of-the-art educational institution will be built on 32 acres of land located in Hisar’s Agroha. The project will have an estimated initial investment of around Rs 100 crore.