‘I Don’t Eat Much Onion’, Says Nirmala Sitharaman When Questioned On Onion Price Rise

Akanksha Bhatia

With the onion prices skyrocketing in India (Rs 150 per kg atm) it was a topic of heated debate at the Lok Sabha. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman responded to a question by Supriya Sule saying that onions aren’t even a part of her staple diet and can be made do without. 

I don’t eat a lot of onions and garlic, so don’t worry. I come from a family that doesn’t care much about onions and garlic. 

-Nirmala Sitharaman

This statement has sparked outrage on Twitter and #SayItLikeNirmalaTai is trending. 

BRB going to go buy a safe for my onions. 

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