The Constitution of India guarantees the autonomy of Public Service Commissions (PSCs) through various clauses. Article 323 empowers PSCs to determine their own procedures, thereby preserving their independence in operations. Article 310, often referred to as the “Plea of Executive Instructions,” shields PSC members from arbitrary dismissal, thus providing them with job stability. Article 312 enables the establishment of a unified Public Service Commission for multiple states, fostering fairness in the process. Moreover, Article 326 stipulates that the salaries and working conditions of PSC members are funded by the Consolidated Fund of India, which protects them from any external interference. Collectively, these provisions ensure that PSCs can operate free from outside pressures.