Garlic has become a topic of discussion in India these days. There is news of rise in prices of garlic from mandis in many districts of Madhya Pradesh. At many places, garlic is being sold for Rs 40,000 per quintal in the market itself. In such a situation, buying garlic is becoming like a dream for common people. Garlic, which makes food tasty, is disappearing from the kitchen. Meanwhile, some farmers have shared the video of their garlic crop being stolen on social media.
Recently many videos from the markets of Ujjain surfaced on social media. In this, the slip received after purchasing garlic in the market was shown. It can be seen in the slip how the prices of garlic have reached sky high. At many places, garlic was seen being sold at 42 to 45 thousand party quintals. Meanwhile, a farmer from Ujjain shared a video of his farm. The farmer says that someone stole his entire garlic crop.
incident happened at midnight
The matter is said to be of Kalaliya. It is being said that after 1 o’clock in the night some people came to the village farmer’s field and stole the entire garlic crop. The farmer says that the thieves uprooted four to five sacks of garlic and ran away with them. The farmer was in the field till ten o’clock at night. The farmer is going to harvest it and sell it in the market next week. The farmer was hopeful that this time he would earn well. But the thieves cleaned his entire farm in the middle of the night.
Prices are on fire
Let us tell you that these days the prices of garlic are on fire. Because of this, farmers are earning good profits by selling garlic. But thieves also have their eyes on the garlic fields. What could be a better way than this to earn money through shortcuts? Thieves are secretly going into people’s fields and uprooting the entire crop. As soon as its video was shared on social media, it went viral. Many people wrote in the comments that it was good. And sell garlic at such expensive prices.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: February 7, 2024, 13:17 IST
