Onion prices down significantly on steps taken by Delhi govt, says Congress
New Delhi: The Congress government in Delhi today said prices of onions had come down significantly due to an initiative taken by it in the last couple of weeks and asserted that the rates would
Congress had come to power in Delhi in 1998 riding on high onion prices which had been prevailing then.
The government had last week started selling onions at Rs 55/kg across the city through 125 mobile vans.
Prices of onions at retail markets in the city has now come down to Rs 60-70/kg after having touched Rs 100/kg a few days back.
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