How does the power of the State Legislature to make election-related laws relate to other constitutional provisions?
The power of the State Legislature to make election-related laws is subject to the provisions of the Constitution and any provisions made by Parliament in this regard. This means that the State Legislature cannot pass laws that contradict or violate the constitutional provisions related to elections, and their powers are limited to areas where Parliament has not already made legislation. Additionally, the validity of election-related laws made under Article 327 or Article 328 cannot be questioned in any court.