New Delhi: Supreme Court on a plea demanding all migrant labourers of the migrant unorganized sector to be given their salary or minimum salary in the period of lockdown in view of the announcement of nationwide lockdown to prevent the rising havoc of Coronavirus infection. The government has been issued a notice on Friday asking it to respond.
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Justice L. The special bench of Nageswara Rao and Justice Deepak Gupta issued notice to the government during the hearing of the petition of social activists Harsh Mander and Anjali Bhardwaj through video conferencing and fixed April 7 for hearing the case. Advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the petitioners, pleaded the case and said that there is a big problem facing the migrant labourers of the unorganized sector. His employer has left him in the middle.
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Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Central Government, said that in view of Corona, shops of PIL have opened and it is very necessary to stop it. Those who want to do human service are engaged in this sacred work. Such workers cannot be helped only by sitting in the air conditioner room and filing PILs.
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