The government made this decision to control the Coronavirus pandemic, but this ban has adversely affected many. Some lost their jobs and income due to this ban; some remained away from his family. Apologized to the Public Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a statement about the curfew and apologized to the public. Addressing especially the low-income segment of the country, Mori said: “People are now thinking,” Will the prime minister leave us in such a difficult situation? ” Explaining that he “apologizes” to everyone affected by the curfew, Mori stressed that the government has no choice and that this ban is necessary. People Desperate In India, with a population of 1.3 billion, the virus is not spreading as quickly as in the USA. According to the statements of Prime Minister Mori, the government had to declare a curfew to control this pandemic. However, citizens in India have been in a difficult situation due to this ban. We recently shared a post on this topic and mentioned the situation of workers in India. These people were away from their families as well as not making money due to the curfew. That’s why many people in India have been trying to return to their hometown even though there is a curfew. Of course, it is dangerous and risky for these people to travel collectively. However, it is necessary to understand that people are desperate just like the government. Migrant workers, especially in the northern states, are trying to return to their homes in some way. Many migrant workers in Uttar Pradesh are trying to return to their hometown, Reuters reported. Madhav Raj, 28, says: “We will die from walking and starving before the corona kills us.” State Aid The Government of India recently prepared a $ 22.6 billion package to help low-income citizens. However, if we consider that more than a hundred million people work informally in India, we can say that the government’s package will be insufficient. Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Dufio, who won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2019, also say that this package will be inadequate. These two names said the following in their article about the subject: “If the state does not increase aid, the demand crisis among consumers will grow as an avalanche, and people will have no choice but to break the law.”
