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The matter was confirmed on Tuesday by the president of the organization Harun Aur Rashid.
Haroon Aur Rashid told bdnews24.com that more than 10,000 metric tons of onions have been set up to import onions through the port of Healy.
“We have lobbied by letter to the import and export group Healy Shall Port, the Kolkata Chamber of Commerce and the Malda Chamber of Commerce.”
He said: “It is your decision that the Indian government should stop exporting onions.” But we have to give LC onions ”.
On Monday, the Foreign Trade Department of the Indian Ministry of Commerce announced a ban on onion exports, after that, the price of onion in the Bangladeshi market started to rise by leaps and bounds.
As in other parts of the country, prices of all kinds of onions have increased in various phases in the wholesale markets of Dhaka since Tuesday morning. In one day, the price of domestic onion has risen from 80 to 90 tk and to 100 tk per kg. And Indian onions sell for Rs 60-70 per kg.
The business leader thinks there is no reason for the sudden increase in the price of onion, even if the importation is stopped. However, if you go to the market and find out the reason for this price increase, the retailer blames the wholesalers and wholesale importers.
Matiar Rahman and Naresh Saha, Retailers of Fateh Ali Kacha Bazar in Bogra, said: “I receive two rupees per kg more than the price I bought from the wholesale adat in Raja Bazar.” Adatei is charging more price. what do we do?
Runu Ahmed, owner of the Dayal Bhandar warehouse in Rajabazar, said that they have to buy at higher prices from those who make LC, so they are also selling at a profit.
Tariqul Islam from Malti Nagar in Bogra city, Roma Sarkar in Sutrapur and many others said that India stopped exporting onions and that the price should go up after at least a month. How did the price of onion suddenly rise to 120 rupees per kg per hour?
They say the administration should investigate the matter.
Bogra Deputy Commissioner Ziaul Haque said: “No one will unnecessarily increase the price of onion. Don’t let it happen.”
He said the mobile court was working on monitoring the market.
When India stopped exporting onions in September last year, the price of the product in Bangladesh rose to Rs 300 per kg. An attempt was made to manage the situation by importing onions from different countries, but until March of this year the market became tolerable.
On Monday, the Foreign Trade Department of the Indian Ministry of Commerce announced a ban on onion exports again, and the country’s traders stopped onion trucks heading to Bangladesh at the border.
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