Union Territories & Panchayats
(a) The validity of any law on delimiting Panchayat constituencies or allotting seats cannot be questioned in any court. (b) A Panchayat election can only be challenged through an election petition, presented to whatever authority state law designates, not through ordinary litigation.
This mirrors Article 329 (which bars court interference in Parliament/state election matters) at the Panchayat level: constituency-drawing decisions can't be challenged in court at all, and even a genuine election dispute must go through a dedicated "election petition" process rather than ordinary lawsuits - keeping Panchayat elections from being disrupted by open-ended litigation.
If someone believes a Panchayat election was conducted improperly, they cannot simply file an ordinary court case to challenge it - they must use the specific election petition process the state's own law sets up for that purpose.