Due to commercial gas cylinder becoming costlier by Rs 993, it is affecting the pockets of food item sellers as well as customers. Lucknow The burden on everyone from tea vendors, dhabas, hotels, bakeries and confectioners has increased. Shopkeepers in the vending zones of the capital were earlier troubled by the non-availability of LPG cylinders, now the problem has increased further due to the increased prices. The situation is that the prices of food items have increased. Instead of Rs 25 per plate, whole vegetable is now available at Rs 30 per plate.
Whereas Chhola Bhatura has become 30 to 35 rupees per plate. Samosa has also increased from Rs 12 to Rs 15 and now there are preparations to make it Rs 20, which means now Samosa will also be heavy on the pocket. Tea has already become costlier by Rs 3 from Rs 12 to Rs 15 with the help of Bhatti, now it is ready to be sold at Rs 20 per kulhar. Therefore, along with the customers, shopkeepers are also facing problems.
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Those coming to the vending zone for lunch in between work are worried
Let us tell you that a few days ago, due to the shortage of gas cylinders, when Bhatti got a place, an increase in prices was seen and now commercial cylinders have become even more expensive, hence people who come to the vending zone for lunch in between their work are looking worried.
Prices of all food items increased by Rs 5 more
Aradhana Dixit, who works in a private company, does not cook food at home, so she often eats food from outside. Earlier, after coming to office, she used to have lunch here and found it cheap but now the five rupees higher price on everything is disappointing her. Shopkeepers using commercial cylinders have installed furnaces, but due to the increase in prices, everyone coming here is expressing their problems.