How does the power of the State Legislature relate to the broader scope of the Indian constitution?
The power of the State Legislature to make provisions with respect to elections, as per Article 328, is subject to the broader scope of the Indian constitution. This means that while the State Legislature has some autonomy in this regard, it must also adhere to the overall framework and principles established by the constitution. Any law made by the State Legislature related to delimitation of constituencies or allotment of seats cannot be challenged in court. Furthermore, elections can only be questioned through election petitions presented to a specific authority as per laws enacted by the appropriate legislature.