37 Lakh Appeals Pending in Bengal SIR, Could Take 12 Years at Current Pace; EC Seeks Tribunals
A total of 37 lakh appeals are reportedly pending under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process in West Bengal. At the current rate of disposal, clearing them could take up to 12 years, prompting the Election Commission to ask for additional tribunals.
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