Jumbangla Desk: Students of the anti-discrimination student movement are selling daily commodities at fair prices in Comilla. The sale of vegetables at a fair price started in the public square of the city from 10 am yesterday on Friday. Many people were seen flocking to the makeshift markets as they could buy goods at cheaper prices from the market.

The students said that to reduce the increase in daily products including vegetables in the market, the products have been sold to the common people at the price bought from the wholesale market. This activity will continue to break the syndicate that determines the price of goods in the market.

Going to the makeshift market on Friday morning, one can see that every commodity has been listed. Eggs are being sold at 11 taka 80 paise each, potato at taka 55, onion at taka 100, garlic at taka 210, medium gourd at taka 30, papaya at taka 50, papaya at taka 30, brinjal at taka 60, bitter gourd at taka 60, potato at taka 45 per kg. Selling at

However, they have sought the help of the Directorate of Consumer Rights Protection and the Market Monitoring Team in this regard. A rickshaw driver named Ramiz Uddin said, if students can sell vegetables at a low price, why can't traders.

Housewife Tashlima Akhter said, is the syndicate more powerful than the government? Common people don't want to hear excuses. Market monitoring is nominal.

Nazmul Hossain, an activist of the anti-discrimination student movement, said that they are trying to provide everyday products to the common people at low prices. This operation will continue for at least another 10 days to break the syndicate. He said, 'This program will be ongoing from 10 am to 12 pm and from 3 pm to 7 pm at Pubali Chattar in Comilla.'