But what happens when its own members start publicly disagreeing? That’s exactly what’s playing out right now; with two Election Commissioners taking on the Chief over how things are run. And it’s not the first time. Back in 1989, a similar clash led to resignations and court battles; all because the government tried to ‘balance’ power by adding more commissioners. Fast forward to 1993, and the Constitution was quietly amended to make sure all three members had equal authority; because without clear rules, chaos follows. Today, with no formal mechanism to resolve internal disputes, this isn’t just about egos. It’s about whether the body that runs the world’s largest democracy can stay united; especially when elections loom. What’s scary? This isn’t a scandal. It’s a system failure waiting to be exposed.