As claimed by the district administration to control the prices of the various commodities after their raids, the wave of inflation could not be reduced, and the prices of vegetables and fruits continued to increase.
During a visit to the vegetables and fruits market, the rates of various food items continued to increase, and the vendors did not follow the price lists of various food items issued by the district administration.
The price of ginger is Rs. 540, garlic is Rs. 620, lemons are sold for 150 rupees per kg, and onion is 160, tomato is 120, potato is 120, capsicum is 150, pumpkin is 100.
