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LOCKDOWN Lockdown is a limit coverage for humans for network to live in which they are, typically because of unique danger to themselves or to others if they could pass and have interaction freely. The term live at home and shelter in place is regularly used for lockdown that have an effect on an area, in preference to particular location Lockdown is not a legal term. A lockdown can be enforced by a collector or chief Medical Officer in a particular area by depriving powers from the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897. This Act gives state governments sweeping discretionary powers to mould restrictions as per the need. A Lockdown can be described as an emergency protocol carried out by means of the government that forestalls human beings from leaving a given region. The complete lockdown will suggest that the humans withinside the given region have to live in which they are and need to no longer go out or input a constructing or given lockdown. LOCKDOWN AFFECTING CITIZEN’S RIGHT India has increasingly been struggling to cope up as it enforces the world’s largest coronavirus lockdown. The entire population, 1.3 billion people, have been told to stay home for more than a month. And completely restricted on moving out in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s words telling Indians to ‘forget what going out means.’ PM Modi has ordered the closure of Non- essential business and these measures had hardly hit the millions of migrant and low paid workers. The first lockdown came with short time notice. In spite of known to Government the condition of unorganised sector workers that for work workers move across state borders and often thousands of miles away from home. EFFECT ON RIGHT OF CITIZEN Due to corona pandemic social and financial condition arises that’s badly affecting the labours and vulnerable and poor peoples. This attack on citizens constitutional and democratic is bad. It just starting of financial crises and there may be many interpretations to it. Migrant workers Migrant workers are those people who move from their hometown to another city, state in search of labour work, employment Migrant workers during lockdown in spite of knowing that No work mans no wage and no wage means no food had to return their home due to unavailability of food. Imposing Lockdown affected migrant workers due to lack of information, illiteracy Right under constitution for Migrant workers Preamble, Fundamental Right and Directive principle of State Policy, protects labours right Article 14 right to equality, Article 15 state not to discriminate against citizens, Article 16 equality of opportunity for employment under the state. Article 43 of DPSP state that worker should have right to a living wage and of decent standard of life. Guidelines of India’s lockdown is considered as strict lockdown in the world. Because of long lasting lockdown and pandemic almost all the daily wages worker or breadwinners are seeing financial problems. Because of halt in economic activities many workers and migrant workers have to left their job and had to leave home without pennies in their pocket and because of this their family members also suffering and they don’t have square meal of the day. Homeless people are most vulnerable part of society. They don’t have financial support. Due to lockdown their daily earning effected because of as they also don’t know their rights of free food or reasonable price food and another schemes. They had to spend their day and nights without food and they are starving with hunger. Informal workers also badly affected as they are persons those work as servants; household helper and they don’t get formal security benefit that ought to be provide to workers by their employers.
