Last month, the price of tomato was selling between 100 rupees and 200 rupees. We have seen that many farmers have earned lakhs and crores.
Now the price of tomato is decreasing gradually. A kilo of tomato is being sold in the market for Rs 20 to Rs 30.
In this situation, when the farmer in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh took the tomatoes grown in his land to the market, the traders said that they bought them for only four rupees per kg.
Enraged by this, he dumped the tomatoes on the nearby road as the wages and transport costs were not affordable. People were surprised to see tomatoes lying on the road.
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