<p>The prices of vegetables including tomatoes have skyrocketed across the country due to monsoon deficit this year.</p>.<p>In Bengaluru, the price of tomato has crossed Rs 100 per kg. "Last week the price of tomato was between Rs 40-50 per kg. This week the price is Rs 100 per kg. It has suddenly soared up. Other vegetable prices are also high," Parul, a resident of Bengaluru, told <em>ANI</em>. </p>.<p>"The price is going to go up further and we are helpless, we have to buy," Suraj Gaur, another resident of Bengaluru, told the news agency. </p>.<p>Meanwhile, in Delhi, the price of tomatoes stood at Rs 80 per kg. "Tomato is being sold at a price of Rs 80 per kg. The rate has suddenly shot up in the past two-three days. This sudden increase in price is due to heavy rainfall. Rain has destroyed tomatoes," said Mohammad Raju, a resident of Delhi. </p>.<p>In Uttar Pradesh too, the price of tomatoes has shot up to Rs 100 per kg. </p>
<p>The prices of vegetables including tomatoes have skyrocketed across the country due to monsoon deficit this year.</p>.<p>In Bengaluru, the price of tomato has crossed Rs 100 per kg. "Last week the price of tomato was between Rs 40-50 per kg. This week the price is Rs 100 per kg. It has suddenly soared up. Other vegetable prices are also high," Parul, a resident of Bengaluru, told <em>ANI</em>. </p>.<p>"The price is going to go up further and we are helpless, we have to buy," Suraj Gaur, another resident of Bengaluru, told the news agency. </p>.<p>Meanwhile, in Delhi, the price of tomatoes stood at Rs 80 per kg. "Tomato is being sold at a price of Rs 80 per kg. The rate has suddenly shot up in the past two-three days. This sudden increase in price is due to heavy rainfall. Rain has destroyed tomatoes," said Mohammad Raju, a resident of Delhi. </p>.<p>In Uttar Pradesh too, the price of tomatoes has shot up to Rs 100 per kg. </p>