Onion is of the essential commodity as Indian prefers it for taste in food. We Indian use it for salad with our lunch, dinner. Now suddenly the price of Onion has been gone up to Rs.70 per kg. Now days hotels are not offering complimentary onion with food items.
Our government is busy to keep commenting on Hindu terror as Hindu terror is bigger threat than LeT. They are trying best to make people believe that Manmohan Singh is ideal Prime Minister and he has control on every ministry and cabinet.
Our opposition is busy to demand JPC in 2G scam which involve scam of thousand crore. Congress doesn't want to go for JPC so there wings are making different comment to divert issue from 2G. They have appointed digvijay as their soldier to divert people attention. He is also trying his best but of no help as opposition has taken stand for JPC.
Onion prices are getting high so the Inflation. Tons of food grains are rotting in warehouse due to lack of storage facilities but people are purchasing same food grains at double price from year before. Change is climate and sudden rain in the month of November also responsible for inflation.
There was time when BJP hiked the price of LPG and Soniag called for rally against BJP. I don't think Soniag got any success in terms of making down the LPG price. Same congress doubled the price of LPG in last few years. Now the major part of corporate believes that UPA is stable government. Stable government is good for economy but same has leads to increase in corruption and other problems.
When there was BJP government in power Onion prices increased very high and aap aadmi started crying but soon after the election BJP was crying and sitting in opposition. BJP failed to control price of Onion and result came out with UPA. I am wondering for this time result of Onion price hike. UPA should control Onion price or soon they have to go through cut motion.
I am going to eat Onion Uthappa without Onion. Hope Manmohan Singh won't become Prime Minister without Congress Government.
Want to eat Onion,
Kamal Upadhyay
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