Taslima Nasreen bought hilsa from Bangladesh for 2 thousand rupees per kg
September 30, 20241 Min Read

Jumbangla Desk: Hilsa exported by Bangladesh has reached India amid various discussions and criticisms. Starting from West Bengal, Padma hilsa is available in different fish stocks of the country.

In the meantime, the discussed fish was bought by Taslima Nasreen, an exiled writer in India who is at the top of the discussion. Reaching the destination 22 km away, he bought the desired fish at a high price. At this time, he also published pictures on social media with a pair of hilsa hands in an excited look.

In the caption, the much-criticized author did not forget to calculate the distance and the high price for buying this country's fish. Taslima Nasreen wrote, 'Today I bought hilsa from Bangladesh while fishing at a distance of 22 km. 2000 rupees per kilo.'

Various debates have started in the comment room of the author's post. Some are raising questions about the price of hilsa or the writer's patriotism.

Indian buyers always have a great interest in Hilsa from Bangladesh. Therefore, this fish, which is at the top of the Bengali's favorite list, is sold at a high price in the fish market there. Earlier on the occasion of Durga Puja, approval was given to export three thousand tons of hilsa fish from Bangladesh to India based on the application of various exporters. Following that, Bangladeshi hilsa reached India in several stages.