Lockdown: paint polish worker could not find seat in the train, used all his saving to purchase a car to travel Gorakhpur from Ghaziabad.

Call it awe or awareness of Corona. Seeing the crowd trapped in the lockdown in Ghaziabad, the youth could not muster the courage to bring the family by labor special train. Amid the threat of infection, social distancing took off, he bought a car instead of the train by putting the entire deposit capital and reached his home on Monday with his family in Gorakhpur. After reaching here safely said that even though the hard work of three years of hard work was earned in the car, now it is very relaxed.

Lallan of Kaitholia village in PPganj area does paint-polish work in Ghaziabad. He lives there with his wife. When the lockdown took place, the work stopped. This caused a lot of trouble there. Lallan said that somehow he was cut by April 15, but from then onwards he would see daily when the bus or train service would start. The bus did not start, but the labor special train started from May 3. He went to the station many times but when he saw the crowd, the forehead got confused. The car fully chocked. Lallan said that he did not dare to see the crowd. Meanwhile, normal trains were reported running. After three days of continuous effort, when the confirmed berth was not found, he started looking for alternatives. Finally thought of buying a car.

In three years, the bank had saved 1.90 lakh rupees. Removed all the money from the bank and on May 28 bought a second-hand car worth Rs 1.5 lakh from the car market. After purchasing the car started preparing to come to Gorakhpur. There was some money left in the market, took it and packed the goods. After this, he left for Gorakhpur at 11 am on 31 May. After 14 hours journey, reached his village Rampur Katholia. Have now decided that I will never leave my village and go anywhere. Will work in Gorakhpur itself. 

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Lallan brought a driver, he did not know how to drive the car properly, so he kept a driver in Ghaziabad. After reaching here on Monday, Lallan told that now there is no problem in sending the driver as the buses start.