Why is the patience of the workers trapped in the lockdown now losing?

New Delhi, April 15, 2020, Wednesday

On April 14, PM Narendra Modi announced the extension of lock down by May 3. Although the lockdown was long overdue, which educated people knew, workers in a city like Mumbai expressed their anger on the road. In Bandra, about 2000 workers demanded to be sent home by blowing up the social distances. Some time ago, in Surat, Gujarat, mainly the workers of the state of Orissa staged a protest demanding that they go home. Two days ago, a mob of workers was suddenly seen on the outskirts of the state of Delhi, with the police taking action and explaining back to 55 workers.

The workers have been waiting till April 14 so far but their patience is on the verge of a lockdown. He was unaware of the new state of corona transit in the country, nor was it rumored that he would be released after April 14. In the case of lock-down, workers have no employment. It is only natural that they feel locked down because they are accustomed to living hard and hard. Living in a home cannot be safe even as the poor live in such a small place. Government systems and services are helping the poor with food and food, but providing a daily supply to the people living in the last days is a major challenge. Unless help is reached, they become compelled to resist the haze.

When the lock-down began on March 24, millions of laborers were caught walking homeless for lack of transportation facilities. They were able to reach the homeland in an NKN type despite the lock down. These workers cut the distance from 100 to 1000 km. If the workers keep migrating in such a way and the roads are jammed, then the lock down does not make any sense. If the laborers moving from the cities to the rural areas become carriers of the corona virus due to lack of social distance, then the rural areas will also get in trouble. Thus, the central and state governments took action and took the situation. Announcing that the relief goods would be delivered wherever they were, the workers stopped and waited till April 14, but they have again been impatient with the lock down. Therefore, it is the only way to provide reassurance by taking care of the food, health and living conditions of the workers.