New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued a lot of direction to the authorities in the request of three activists who were looking for welfare measures for migrant workers.
It has ordered the State and Region Union (UTS) to a frame scheme to provide free dry rations to these workers until the pandemic takes place, while the center must allocate additional food ingredients.
The following are the main instructions and observations: * The bench falls a lot on “apathetic and lethargic attitudes” to create a national database for non-organized workers (NDUW), call it “not forgiven”.
* The top court has set July 31 as a deadline for the country and UTS to apply the ‘One Nation One Ration Card’ scheme.
* The top yesterday refers to the order of August 21, 2018 directed the Ministry of Manpower to provide modules to declare and UTS for registration of unorganized workers and said the attitude taken by the center “does not praise us”.
* “When not organized workers are waiting for registration and are waiting to reap the benefits of various state and central welfare schemes, apathetic and lethargic attitudes by the Ministry of Manpower and Work cannot be forgiven.
There is a urgency in the portal to be completed and implemented to see pandemic and I really need unorganized workers to receive benefits, “he said.
* IT Director Center to ensure that the NDUW portal is completed and its implementation starts at or before.
July 31.
It also looks for compliance reports in the thereafter.
* Directing the Department of Food and Public Distribution to “allocate and distribute grasslands according to the request of additional food granules from countries for dry food granules to migrant workers.” * In the 80-page verdict, the APEX court refers to awareness throughout the world for food rights Humans and say that fundamental rights to live in Article 21 can include this right too.
* It also directs the country, UTS and.
License or contractor holders to work with the Center to complete the registration process for migrant workers and workers who are not organized for the welfare scheme.
(With input from PTI)
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