It’s about who controls them; and who gets to question the process. For 10 months, two top Election Commissioners; Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi; have formally objected 14 times to decisions made within their own commission. Why? Because voter rolls are being revised by the crore, software access is restricted, and appeals are being filed in West Bengal; without anyone telling them. From Form 6 changes to IT system lockdowns in Goa, their objections aren’t just procedural; they’re constitutional. Article 324 demands collective decision-making. But if decisions are being taken without the full Commission’s knowledge, can the process still be trusted? The ECI says everything was unanimous. The Commissioners say otherwise. And if the guardians of democracy are divided; who guards the guardians?