There has been a decrease in wholesale onion prices, but it is still available to customers at up to ₹60 per kilogram. A day ago in the markets, onions were being sold at ₹40-45 per kilogram at the wholesale rate. Until a week ago, onions were being sold at wholesale prices of up to ₹60 per kilogram. Just two days ago, these same onions were being sold at ₹60-70 per kilogram, and before that, they were being sold at ₹80 per kilogram in the retail market.
Traders say that onion prices were rising rapidly earlier, but now there is a decline in wholesale prices. The rising prices of onions are also impacting people's pockets. Inflation is increasing daily, and people's income has not risen. In such a situation, if the prices of onions and other food items increase, it may have an impact on the upcoming elections. People are quite unhappy with the prices of onions. Traders say that the prices of onions may decrease after Diwali and the elections.
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