The pandemic crisis on Migrant.

The story here I want to focus on is that we have many migrant worker's from different states, who are more desperately waiting for the end of the lockdown.
Amidst reporta are coming that due to possible extension of the lockdown more migrant which desperate to move to their hometowns are choosing desperate measures to walk down to there hometowns.
Reports from news states that people had seen walking from the bhiwandi in the maharashtra to UP and Bihar. Same is the situation from Surat, Gujrat. We wonder what are the real reasons these migrants getting more desperate and started walking or taking any route to reach their respective hometowns.
Day before yesterday, we have seen same situations in Delhi,incidence of stone pelting, that their desperation reached to violence whereas in another part of city 35% lucky people got transport to get back to their home's.
Due to pandemic situations, such migrants worker's had been left in isolation without any earning and food running shortage. Thus building frustration among themselves. In the case of unique circumstances of main cities where people are frustrated of not getting basic needs such as foodgrains. Many colonies in the cities and slum areas where there isn't proper supply of drinking water.
Its been 45 days of lockdown, the government should provide transport facilities to this migrant workers to send them to their hometowns where officials from their respective states will take care of them.

Officials are tracing on follow rules of social distancing bit where comes ground scenario is far more worsen. Data shows the profile of workers contains 41%drivers,32% delivery worker's and 9% security guards. Among 60 million migrants worker's in big metro cities ,15% are from bihar and 6% are from rajasthan.
We knew this is difficult time, i would like to applaud for all our front line worker's like doctors, police, cleaning staffs who risking their lives in this real crisis. I would like to salute to their efforts who are performing their duties and away from home knowing the risk of pandemic. Also salute to the officials and government bodies who are working on bring back things to a new normal.

Akash Raychand Shinde.

DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM and MASS COMMUNICATIONS.