1 / 10Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a 19-day extension to the three-week lockdown imposed across the nation in wake of novel coronavirus outbreak. The lockdown, originally imposed on March 25, will now end on May 3.2 / 10Large crowds were witnessed in Mumbai's Bandra railway station as daily wage workers tried to leave for their homes.3 / 10 The police had to resort to lathi charge to disperse the protesting migrant workers.4 / 10On the whole situation Adity Thackeray tweeted,'The current situation at Bandra Station, now dispersed or even the rioting in Surat is a result of the Union Govt not being able to take a call on arranging a way back home for migrant labour. They don’t want food or shelter, they want to go back home'.5 / 10According to the Bandra police, people started gathering outside Jama Masjid near Bandra station around 4 p.m. The numbers soon swelled to around 1,500.6 / 10Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray appealed to migrant workers to maintain calm.7 / 10Mr. Thackeray said the State is investigating the incident and those playing politics during a pandemic will be punished.8 / 10The people mostly comprised workers from other States and demanded that they be sent home as the lockdown, which was supposed to end on Tuesday, had been extended.9 / 10The State government is in talks with the Centre to help migrant workers return home, said CM Thackeray.10 / 10According to sources, the migrants in Mumbai were misled by a social media rumour which claimed that trains were available to cross state borders.