Bengal tribunal judges urge Election Commission to fix portal and scrap Aadhaar authentication

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Judges serving on tribunals in West Bengal have petitioned the Election Commission to repair its online portal and stop requiring Aadhaar-based authentication. The appeal reflects concerns that the current system is hampering the work of the tribunals. The judges argue that the portal's malfunctions and the Aadhaar requirement create unnecessary obstacles in the process. The request has been directed to the Election Commission for consideration.

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