Journalists and media professionals lined up at the Press Club of India (PCI) Saturday as polling was underway to elect its governing body. The polling, which began at 10 am, ended by 6:30 pm. At the time of publishing of the report, 1,357 of the total 4,532 votes had been cast. The results will be declared Sunday. For most electors, the poll was a fight of ideologies. “This election will stop an attempt by a certain ideologically inclined group from taking over the club. This (the attempt) has happened time and again. They will be defeated again,” said a senior member on condition of anonymity. “This club has remained a bastion for journalists. It is one of the few spaces remaining where we can speak out openly. If this panel goes, the whole system will collapse. This poll was a fight between democrats and anti-democrats,” said another member, who did not wish to be named, said. The two factions taking on each other are divided across several faultlines. While one side believes that media freedom …