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At a time when the people of the country are in crisis due to the Crown crisis, consumers are lost in the rising prices of daily necessities. Low-income people are suffering the most. With her limited income, it has become difficult to buy essentials at prices that skyrocket. As a result, they are forced to apply for loans. The question is, what will happen to those who do not obtain the loan on time? Most of the income of low-income people is spent on the purchase of consumer goods. Their suffering has been increasing due to the instability in the rice market in recent months. The situation is such that in just three months, the price of several rice mills (50 kg per bag) has risen by more than Rs 500. Consumers are increasing their confidence to buy rice at this additional price. In such a situation, the initiative of the Minister of Food to keep the rice market stable is appreciated. We hope that no dishonest trader gets a chance to increase the price of commodities through manipulation.
Today Miniket is known to sell for Rs 3,000 per bag of fine rice; That was 2,300 rupees three months ago. The BR-28 varieties of medium quality rice are sold for Rs 2,600 per bag; That was 2 lakhs 3 months ago. In coarse rice, gold sells for Rs 2,150-2,200 a bag; That was 2 lakhs 3 months ago. According to a report published yesterday in Jugantar, rising prices for rice and edible oil in the Rangpur market have put consumers at a disadvantage. The price of edible oil and rice has increased every week for about a month. In fact, this situation is occurring throughout the country. Under one pretext or another, unscrupulous traders are destabilizing the commodity market.
A great crisis in the production and supply of goods causes instability in the market. Such a situation has not occurred in the country in the recent past. This year there have been several floods in the country. Although crops from different districts have been affected by this, comparing production and demand throughout the year shows that there is no danger of food shortages in the country today. According to a recent study, the country will have a surplus of at least 3 million tons of rice by next June after meeting domestic demand. In this situation, it is clear that unscrupulous traders are behind the instability of the rice market even in the rice season. There are allegations that some millers are responsible for the instability of the rice market. Unscrupulous people buy large stocks of rice. In fact, this is how the artificial crisis of rice and other everyday raw materials is created. If there is a delay in identifying those involved in these activities, there is a risk that market instability will recur. It has been noticed that once the price of a product increases in the country, it does not want to go down. Looking at the epidemic situation, it seems that it will continue. In this situation, it is necessary to ensure that consumers reap the benefits of market surveillance. In addition to conducting operations, it will be necessary to intensify intelligence surveillance to restore order in the market. In this process, dishonest individuals must be identified and appropriate action taken against them.
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