With COVID-19 pandemic gripping the entire nation and the ensuing lockdown to contain the growing menace, those who today stand as the worst hit and disproportionately affected are the migrant labourers. Facing loss of job, acute poverty, hunger, malnutrition, absence of any social securities and mass exodus and out migration to their villages, they are not only the worst hit but also the most vulnerable in the ongoing crisis. A huge population of migrant workers from Bihar have been rendered jobless after the government imposed a nationwide lockdown due to coronavirus. For an individual whose entire family survives on a meagre daily wage, the 50 days of lockdown has pushed them from subsistence segment to below poverty segment. Almost 27 lakh migrant workers from Bihar is settled across the country are struggling against acute impoverishment, hunger, death, and loss of livelihood posed by Covid-19. While both the dynamics of poverty as well as the disease is playing out differently for them compared to the other sections of the society. While being stuck in different parts of the country without money and adequate food, and ironically with no sight of lockdown ending, in desperation, they are now willing to walk back to the home state 1000 of km away even barefoot.