How has the Election Commission of India (ECI) fared in this edition of the general elections as a regulator? Have the reported differences between the Commissioners made it appear a weak one, compared with earlier eras? Or does it come off better than the public spat in the run up to the 2009 polls, when chief election commissioner (CEC) N Gopalaswami asked for the removal of election commissioner (EC) Navin Chawla.
It did not happen and Chawla went on to become the CEC conducting the 2009 elections. At present there is no word if the difference between CEC Sunil Arora and EC Ashok Lavasa ...
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