💡 In Simple Words

This article was inserted by the 39th Amendment (1975), during the Emergency, specifically to place the Prime Minister's and Speaker's own election disputes beyond the reach of ordinary judicial review by any court - a provision widely seen as directly connected to the pending legal challenge to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's own 1971 election at the time. It was repealed by the 44th Amendment (1978), after the Emergency ended, as part of a broader effort to restore normal constitutional accountability and undo Emergency-era changes.