It’s about how the Election Commission is running itself. He called out a recent EC press note that basically admitted: ‘We didn’t hold meetings. We didn’t share agendas. We didn’t take minutes. We didn’t even listen to each other.’ If that sounds like a school club run by kids who forgot the rules; you’re not wrong. What’s worse? There’s now a 14-point list of internal objections from Commissioners themselves, raising red flags on voter deletions, access to databases, and even different versions of Form 6 being used across states. This isn’t politics. It’s process collapse. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor called it a ‘shocking situation’; voters are getting deleted without notice, and even officers can’t restore them because software changed overnight. That’s not oversight. That’s erasure. The EC says all decisions were unanimous. But if 14 objections were raised over 10 months… how unanimous were they really? If the guardians of democracy can’t agree on basics; who’s guarding the vote? This is the kind of quiet crisis that doesn’t make headlines… until it changes the outcome of an election.