Eid markets bustle

 

Eid markets bustle

 Only a few days are left. Meanwhile, the Eid shopping is going on. No one, big or small, rich or poor, is left behind in Eid shopping. According to their ability, customers are running from the footpath to small and big markets and shops. As a result, Eid markets across the country, including the capital, have been crowded with shoppers. And in this opportunity, many unscrupulous traders are making extra profits by selling low-quality clothes, including ready-made clothes and Indian clothes at high prices.

On Saturday (March 22), it was seen on the ground that from morning to late night, shopping is going on everywhere from the sidewalks of the city to the elite shopping malls. Shoppers are flocking to every market. They don't have time to breathe.
In the capital's Jamuna Future Park, Bashundhara City Shopping Mall, Gulistan, New Market, Mirpur-1 and other markets.

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Thousands of people flock to the markets and stations every day. Middle class, lower middle class and common people are choosing these markets for shopping. And for those on low incomes. As a result, there is no shortage of sales.

Several garment sellers in the city said, 'A large number of people are gathering in the markets from 10am to 12: 30pm. Customers are buying saris, three-pieces, shirts and pants, shoes, sandals, panjabis and other items as per their choice. '
According to the sellers, Jamdani is being sold at Tk 3,000 to Tk 25,000, Paglu for girls, Bipasha Basu, Jannat-2, Aashiqui-2, Gypsy 350 to Tk 28,500, Cargo Jeans for boys, Thai, Discord-2, Sim Fit, Formal T-shirt at Tk 750 to Tk 3,400, Lehenga for boys, Masakali, Single Top, Topset, Genzisette at Tk 1,200 to Tk 7,000, Dhoti Katan for adults and children at Tk 350 to Tk 5,000, and attractive sherwani at Tk 5,000 to Tk 30,000. Baahubali, Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Raees Punjabi are the new entrants in the market. At the same time, buyers say that the price of clothes is high.
Shamima Akhter, a woman who came to buy clothes at Bashundhara City Shopping Mall, said that the dress I bought for Tk 10,000 before Eid last year is now being sold at a slightly higher price. In some cases, the price is doubled.
Another customer said that the holy Eid-ul-Fitr is coming again around the year. To share the joy of Eid with everyone, I came to buy new clothes for everyone, including family and work. Have a good Eid with everyone. Traders are demanding more. But I need to buy clothes. So I bought what I could afford.
Customer Sathi said, if there are no new clothes on Eid, it feels bad. So I came to buy new clothes for my parents to enjoy Eid. I want to buy good clothes for my parents. I will buy it at a higher price.
Our correspondent from Jhenaidah said, there is a huge rush of shoppers in the shops of the district town. As the afternoon wore on, the crowd of shoppers began to swell. As the weather improves, more and more shoppers are flocking to stores. Shoppers can be seen spending their busy time in the bazaars of the district and upazila towns, including the Cooperative Super Market, Munshi Market, and Jinnah Super Market.
Ahead of the holy Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid markets are gathering in Damudya, the traditional market of Shariatpur. People are seen crowding the markets. Shoppers are rushing from one market to another to buy their favorite clothes on Eid. And keeping in mind their demand, the sellers have also decorated the shops with different clothes.

On Saturday afternoon, a visit to the Damudya Munshi Market showed that women shoppers were more than male shoppers, while the sellers of the market were struggling to handle the crowd of women.
After talking to a number of buyers, it is known that in the meantime, shoppers are busy shopping in the Eid market from the middle and middle. Eid shopping is not only limited to clothes shops, but also footwear, cosmetics and cosmetics shops. Almost all kinds of products are available in the markets during Eid shopping. This includes shirts, trousers, trousers, pajamas, saris, shirt pieces, pant pieces, three-pieces, belts, shoes, genji, lungi, etc. But at the moment, the attraction and interest of buyers is more towards children's clothing.
Children and parents were seen spending time shopping in the cloth shops of Rajshahi's Shaheb Bazar on Saturday. However, parents claim that the shops are asking for higher prices for children's clothes. But business owners say otherwise. They say the price is affordable. However, there are few buyers in the market.
Meanwhile, the city is awash in colours. On the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha, baby food is prepared in the market. Eid-ul-Azha brings diversity to children's lives. In the shops for girls there are long frocks, cotton frocks, dividers, shorts. The children were dressed in a variety of outfits, including trousers, shirts, trousers, trousers and trousers.