How has the constitution evolved over time in terms of its approach to electoral matters and court interference?
The constitution has evolved over time in terms of its approach to electoral matters and court interference by strengthening the power of the state legislature to make provisions with respect to elections, while limiting the role of courts. This is evident in Article 328 which allows the Legislature of a State to make laws related to elections, including the preparation of electoral rolls and other necessary measures for ensuring proper constitution of the House or Houses. Furthermore, Article 329 prevents courts from interfering in electoral matters by prohibiting them from questioning the validity of any law relating to delimitation of constituencies or allotment of seats, as well as mandating that election disputes must be addressed through election petitions presented to specific authorities.