Bengal Tribunal Judge Offers Resignation Citing Long Commute, Seeks Remote Work

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A judge with the West Bengal Settlement of Industrial Disputes Tribunal has submitted a resignation letter, citing an excessively long commute. The judge has proposed working from home as an alternative. This development follows a Supreme Court order to establish appellate tribunals. These tribunals are tasked with hearing challenges against deletions from a state citizenship list.

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