Jumbangla Desk: One kg of brinjal has to be bought at the price of three kg of rice in the market. The price of other vegetables has also gone up. Most of the vegetables have to be bought - at an average of 100 rupees. There is not much difference in prices between the production area and the capital.

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Due to floods and heavy rains, the sellers claim that the prices have gone up due to the scarcity of products.

However, the consumer department says that the market is not coming under control due to the tendency of traders to make excessive profits.

Bogra is the vegetable production area in the northern part of the country. There, last Sunday in the local wholesale market, each kg of brinjal was sold at Tk 90 to Tk 120 depending on the standard. Apart from this, pepper is 300-320 taka per kg, potal is 80 taka per kg.

Same picture in Jessore market. Eggplant is being sold at Tk 100 to Tk 150 per kg. 350 taka per kg of green pepper, 250 taka per kg of tomatoes. The sellers claim that the price of vegetables has increased due to various reasons including floods.

The same quality brinjal has to be bought at 180 taka in the market of the capital. Where the price of one kg of coarse rice is 55 taka. Raw chilli 350 to 400 taka per kg.

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Lower and middle class people have suffered as the vegetable market has become unbridled.