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Calcutta High Court judge resigns West Bengal SIR tribunals, cites personal reasons

Retired Calcutta High Court judge Biswajit Basu has resigned from the West Bengal Special Intensive Revision (SIR) tribunals, becoming the fourth judge to step down among 19 appointed officials. His resignation cites personal reasons, as confirmed by state records. The SIR panels handle intensive case revision across West Bengal.

Calcutta High Court judge resigns West Bengal SIR tribunals, cites personal reasons
Calcutta High Court judge resigns West Bengal SIR tribunals, cites personal reasonsPhoto via The Times of India

Retired Calcutta High Court judge Biswajit Basu has resigned from the West Bengal Special Intensive Revision (SIR) tribunals, becoming the fourth judge to step down among 19 appointed officials. His departure cites personal reasons, according to official statements. The SIR panels were established to conduct intensive revision of cases across West Bengal, and Basu’s resignation leaves continuing vacancies as the state seeks to fill the remaining positions.

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