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Rythu bazar prices high, says AIDWA

City unit of the All India Democratic Women’s Association on Wednesday observed that the prices of vegetables in rythu bazars were high, as compared to the prices in Kaleswara Rao Market. Its activists visited the market and rythu bazars and found that prices of brinjal, tomato, potato and cabbage were costlier by Rs.2 per kg. They brought it to the notice of Estate Officers.

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