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The COVID 19 pandemic or the novel Coronavirus � the well disseminate eerie virus is nothing new so far before the world of 2020, caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-COV-2), triggered outbreak first in Wuhan, China in December, 2019, later it sparked into other portion of the world. India is also not an exception - hitherto, many a life has lost, many blooming expectation has shadowed, many opportunities are lockdown, various Containment Zones are created, self-isolations are promoted, a stout appearance of socio-economic imbalances are visible, and mostly the vulnerability of the marginalized communities are manifested especially the displaced migrant population who generally remain in a curtain behind every development - suffers the worst form. The sudden Govt. proposed lockdown abruptly closes their worksites, snatches their last alternative of livelihood and shelter, and worst of it was the lack of transportation channels. Hence, thousands of them compelled to back home by walking; they crossed several thousand kilometers with starvation, exhaustion and due to this many died on the road, many suffer police brutality, many faced denial of medical care and that is not an end of their misery. The unrecognized strength of the democracy still deprived from their allotted rations, basic amenities, and last means of survival � allowances in absence of systemized registration. That is the significance of this present study and this study also highlight the Government and employer�s positive step to combat with it.