Can an election to either House of Parliament or a State Legislature be called into question by courts?
Yes, an election to either House of Parliament or a State Legislature can be called into question by courts, but only through an election petition presented to the appropriate authority and in the manner provided for by or under any law made by the appropriate Legislature. The validity of any law relating to delimitation of constituencies or allotment of seats to such constituencies made or purporting to be made under Article 327 or Article 328 cannot be called into question in any court, as per Article 329 (1)(a).