Bakra Mandi in Prayagraj, Raunak in Bakra Mandi, Vitthal sold for 90 thousand in the market, ‘Shera’ in 35 thousand – Prayagraj Bakrid -Bok Market buzzing with activity spear rising

Bakrid preparations in Prayagraj are in full swing. There are a crowd of buyers in Bakra Mandi where Boks from Kaushambi Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan were brought. This time, the prices of goats rose compared to last year. There is also a clear in the markets, people buy clothing hats and other items. Mo. Bare. Considering: Mo Akram Jagran correspondent, PrayAgraj. Bakrid is on June 7. There is an increase in the Bok market with this. This time, the price of goats rose compared to last year. On Thursday, Vitthal was sold for 90 thousand in Bakramandi in Kareli and ‘Shera’ and ‘Bill’ for 35 thousand rupees. Dariabad resident of Vitthal, Mo Jamal alias Guddu, said he had been preparing it for three years. Manohar Das’s Bagia Akbarpur resident Mo. Kalu bought Vitthal. Together with Bakra Mandi in Hatia, there are a crowd of buyers in Dariabad, Kareli’s racial deer, Askari Market, Nurulla Road, Nakhaskona, Atala, GTB Nagar. Burvani animals are seen here. Sahajade, Munna, Nayaz, Julifakar, who do the goat business, said that the price of goats rose this time compared to last year. The price of the Boks of the day is between 10 and 20 thousand rupees. These goats were brought from Gangapar and Yamunapar. At the same time, the rest of Madhya Pradesh, Siaval, Didania, Imilia as well as Boks brought from Kaushambi’s chail and Pipri were between Rs 15-25 thousand. Among the breeds of Rajasthani goats, Alvari, Sirohi, Shekhawati, Lohi, Parbatasari, are also in Bakramandi. ‘Shera’ and ‘Billa’ brought from Rajasthan were sold for 35 thousand rupees. Mo. Akram Shagun and Rashid Sagir said that the price of sacrifice of sacrifice is more. If the middle -class family is also going to take a goat for sacrifice, they must spend at least ten thousand rupees. There will be a tremendous surge in the market on Friday. A crowd of buyers gathering in the markets began to meet in the markets. Along with providing new clothes to the children, people buy hats, perfumes, etc. Women also reach the market to buy materials for domestic use for the festival. Shopping malls, Chowk, Civil Lines, Katra, Sulemasarai, Kothaparcha, etc. See crowds of buyers at stores in the markets. Women buy bracelet, clothes, then buy the youth kurta, pajama, hat, jeans, t -shirt etc.