A recent report indicates that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi have formally challenged the internal processes of the Election Commission of India. According to the findings, the two commissioners registered at least 14 objections over the past 10 months, arguing that various decisions and official orders were issued without their consultation or awareness.

While the report focuses on the procedural friction between the commissioners and the leadership, it frames these events within the context of the broader administrative journey of officials like Gyanesh Kumar. The core of the dispute centers on the transparency and collaborative nature of decision-making within the body. The commissioners' objections suggest a breakdown in communication, as they claim to have been bypassed on significant matters.

There is currently no official response from the Election Commission regarding the specific nature of the 14 objections or the internal protocols that allegedly allowed these decisions to proceed without the full commission's input. The situation underscores ongoing questions regarding the internal governance of the body responsible for overseeing national elections.