Citing the district's socio-economic conditions in his letter, the Congress leader wrote that Murshidabad is one of the most backward and economically disadvantaged districts in the state. The victims of this voter list fiasco are primarily individuals from the economically weaker sections of society, daily wage earners, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and ordinary citizens belonging to socially marginalized strata. To attend tribunal hearings, these destitute and helpless individuals are forced to undertake long journeys, a necessity that has resulted in extreme physical and financial hardship for them.
To provide relief to the common people from this humanitarian and administrative crisis, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has called for the direct intervention of Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. He earnestly requested that the government give serious and immediate consideration to the establishment of these Appellate Tribunals in every block across Murshidabad district. Such a measure would enable the aggrieved and daily-wage-earning population to access legal and administrative assistance right in their own localities, thereby making their path to securing justice significantly easier and smoother.