MP Politics over Tomato Price Hike: In the politics of Madhya Pradesh (Madhya Pradesh), now politics has started regarding tomato. Not only MP but the country’s big Congress leaders have raised questions on the price of tomatoes. This whole matter is being linked to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech in Bhopal. The government is capable of changing the prices of vegetables in politics. There was a time in politics when the price of onion changed the government. Now politics is happening regarding tomatoes.
Prime Minister visited Madhya Pradesh Narendra Modi Addressing the general meeting in Bhopal, he had said that inflation has come down in BJP-ruled states, while inflation was on the sky during the tenure of Congress. Giving the example of petrol diesel prices, he also addressed the people about inflation. Now politics has heated up on this whole issue. After Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi, former chief ministers Digvijay Singh and Kamal Nath have also targeted the BJP government over price rise.
Vegetable prices heavy on politics since 1977
Former Chief Minister Kamal Nath has given the example of tomato being priced at Rs 100 per kg in Madhya Pradesh. Apart from this, along with petrol-diesel, the government was also criticized for the rising prices of gas. Congress is now asking the price of pulses from the BJP government. Let us tell you that between 1977 and 1980, Indira Gandhi’s government was shaken due to onion prices. Apart from this, in 1996, the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government of the then BJP could not save the government in many places in Delhi due to the rising prices of onions.
Congress remembers the prices of vegetables when elections come
Not only Madhya Pradesh but the politics of the country has an old history. When the prices of daily essential commodities increase wildly, it affects the politics of power. According to Kamal Patel, Agriculture Minister of Madhya Pradesh Government, the state is agriculture dominated. In such a situation, farmers should get fair price for their crops. Sometimes, due to lack of coordination between the arrival and demand, the prices of vegetables increase.
This has a direct effect on the economic condition of the farmers, their economic condition improves when the farmers get good prices, but the Congress has problems in everything. During the tenure of Congress, people have been seen throwing vegetables on the streets.