Effects of Covid 19 on Migrant children in India

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Children are the essential and most important assets of any nation. A proper care and attention should be given to them so that they can flourish and developed in a very well maintained and balanced environment. Their balanced grooming is very essentials for our nation. But, in today’s situation of Covid 19 pandemic where the peoples along with their little children are being forced to migrant to their hometowns. As all are not getting the essential supplies for their livelihood and during this crisis due to lockdown in India all are jobless now and now they are migrating from metro cities to their hometown along with their children. Migrant children are going through many problems into their way. This paper study about the condition of the migrant children in India and all the problems they all are facing in their way to home town.

Migrant children conditions are needed to give more attention as they are the real wealth of any nation. Many laws and legislations are required for the protection of children. Who will take the responsibility of the migrant children this is the real issue in our nation. The government where they will be living for the years or the State of their hometown. This is the real matter of concern. Migrant children are forced to do slavery, child marriages and child labour. This Pandemic will increase the harassment cases with the children in India in many forms. Children who have lost their parents during the critical situation of the pandemic will be subjected to more harassment, violence and abuse. This Covid 19 will push many vulnerable child migrants into child labour, they may also forced to leave their studies and to drop their schools. In India all the children of agricultural labourers and farmers are at even great risk. As during this lockdown government has imposed restriction on the movement and gathering during the cultivation and harvesting time of the year so in the absence of any helping hand by male or female person of the family or society, children will become the last or fallback option who can assist their parents in their fields.

 


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