Prices in Rajasthan and hoarding in wheat, gram and mustard prices
Recent reports that grains in Rajasthan have increased amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan. Although Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan appealed, there was information about hoarding from businessmen. According to local media, prices are rising rapidly due to this hoarding. Wheat, gram and mustard prices have risen rapidly in the state. We will tell you that India started Operation Sindoor on May 7. Since then, the tension between India and Pakistan has been the maximum.
Ordinary people are also hoarding
In Rajasthan, large amounts of goods are being stored amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan. According to local media reports, rather than traders, even the general public is engaged in collecting goods. Due to the hoarding, suddenly the prices of wheat, gram and mustard were suddenly crashed. 100 in wheat, Rs 200 in the village and Rs 300 in mustard. The price of wheat has increased from Rs 2400 to 2500, mustard prices rose from 6,000 to 6300 and the price of gram rose to Rs 5400 to Rs 5600 per quintal.
Fast prices have gone up
Traders say that the demand for wheat from the owners of the flour mill has increased and the prices of wheat have increased. According to them, if the stock continues this way, then prices will increase. Similarly, the owners of oil mills and gram flour mill have also bought bumpers, for this due to the increase in mustard and gram prices. It should be noted that the central and state government has repeatedly appealed to food grains or other items. In such a situation, people appealed not to hoard it.
The government appealed
Amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, the government said that people should not compete with the purchase of foods and the country’s reserves. The government has directed businessmen not to hoard through storage so that people do not have problems with prices and supply. The All India Food Oil Traders Federation and the National Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) (CAIT) (CAIT) said that people have increased the purchase of the necessary items under the pressure of India-Pakistan’s pressure after Operation Sindoor. We want to tell people that there is no shortage of food grains in the country.
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