Since the Pulwama attack, the people of India are very angry with Pakistan, due to which India has taken very big steps against Pakistan, the biggest step is to withdraw the status of the Most Favored Nation. Now it is getting its effect on Pakistan. The public will also know in the future that India can take action not only on bullets but also on different levels.
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Indian farmers, after the outburst of the Pulwama attack, refused to send the produce of their crops to Pakistan. Farmers of Madhya Pradesh did not send tomatoes to Pakistan, due to which tomato prices have gone up to sky. About 75 to 100 trucks of tomatoes used to go to Pakistan daily through the Wagha Border route, but after the Pulwama attack the traders stopped it and besides other vegetables, fruits, cotton and yarn traders are also stop booking.
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If we look at the price of tomato in India, then its price is around 10 rupees per kg. At the same time, the price of tomato in Pakistan is skyrocketing. Tomatoes are selling 180 rupees in Lahore. At the same time, the prices of other vegetables have also been increased. Potato prices have also increased in Pakistan's vegetable market. In Pakistan where the potato was sold for 10-12 rupees. Now it is selling 30-40 rupees per kg. Capsicum is sold for 80 rs per kg.
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In Pakistan, where onions were sold at Rs 10-15 per kg, now, onion prices also reached Rs 30 per kg. While cucumbers and pears are selling up to Rs 80 per kg. The price of bottle gourd is 70-80 per kg, which was earlier Rs 40 per kg. Bhindi is selling Rs 120 per kg.
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Do you know that even before the year 2017, due to increasing tension between the two countries the trade was closed, so the prices of vegetables had reached 300 rupees per kg.
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