Amidst the lockdown, why did the government decide to send the migrants back, what is the reason behind it?

The number of people who lost their lives to the corona virus epidemic is increasing continuously, including India. Meanwhile, the central government has decided to send the migrants back to their homes after feedback from several business giants and intellectuals. Many migrant laborers and students are stranded in other states due to the shutdown of public transport services.

Amidst the havoc of the corona virus, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given responsibility to the Union Minister to monitor the status of each state and report to the Prime Minister’s Office by 4 pm daily in this regard.

This work has been going on continuously since the instructions of PM Modi and on the basis of its response, the Central Government is taking various decisions. According to sources, most of the feedback collected by the ministers was to send migrant laborers back to their states.

During the feedback, many business giants and others, in addition to many well-known people, had said that the quarantine period is 14 days, but the expatriates are stuck for about 28 days and for them away from their homes in this situation It is very difficult to live.

Based on this feedback, the government has decided to allow the workers to return to their home state on Wednesday. According to sources, after the decision, the ministers received a response from across the country, out of which 80 percent people, even if they are from the opposition, have praised Prime Minister Modi’s decision. Apart from this, many intellectuals are also happy with this decision of the Center.

Earlier on Wednesday, giving a major relief to those stranded in various states, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) allowed migrant laborers, laborers, students, tourists and others to return to their homes.

After the announcement of the first phase lockdown, the Prime Minister has given the responsibility of ministers to take stock of the situation at the ground level to maintain coordination between the states and the Center to prevent the spread of corona virus. A nationwide lockdown was implemented on 25 March to prevent the spread of the corona virus, which was to end on 14 April, but has been extended until 3 May.