After vegetables, now the prices of pulses have risen

Inflation in July: Inflation has once again made people cry. The situation is becoming that people are remembering the song ‘Mangai Din Kha Jata Hai’. Because on the one hand the prices of vegetables have set fire, on the other hand the prices of pulses are also increasing continuously. Due to inflation, the general public is suffering and its budget is deteriorating. Be it arhar dal, urad dal or moong dal, the prices of all are skyrocketing.

The public is having to bear the brunt of the increased prices. The farmer sells his goods and goes home with his money, but if some big traders keep any goods in their warehouse for even 1 day and tell about its shortage, then its prices start rising the next day. are Big traders wholesale and retail are all linked together under one chain.

Fire in food prices: If we talk about the prices of pulses, there has been a huge increase in the prices in the last 10 days from last week, even if this increase is 5 to 10 rupees, but the cost of this increase is being borne by the common people. is | A retail trader said during the conversation that Arhar dal is currently between 130 and 140. Similarly, urad dal is available between 140 to 150.

Groundnut shelled dal and groundnut dal are being sold at Rs 100 to 120 in the retail market. Chickpea dal is available in the market at 70 to 80 rupees, chickpeas at 130 to 140 rupees. Similarly, rajma dal is available in the market at a price of Rs 130 to 140. Red dal and black dal are available in the market for 80 to 100 rupees. The price of all these pulses has increased between 5 to 10 in the last 1 week.

Who will listen to the poor? This increase may not seem much, but it is itself a huge profit for those who stock such pulses even for a day and increase their price. The increased prices are affecting the general public the most because when they reach the shop, they find that the prices have increased by Rs 5 to 10 in a single day.

From this the wholesalers make the most profit, as the farmer sells his pulses at a lump sum price away from the market and after the market, when these pulses reach the big stockists, they fix the price. Pulse. according to which it will be placed. If the stockists want, they can make a profit of crores of rupees in a day by increasing the price of some pulse and the biggest loss is to the public.

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