<p>In 1975, Indira Gandhi passed the 39th constitutional amendment, which introduced Article 392A to the Constitution of India. </p><p>The Article envisaged that the election of the Prime Minister and the Speaker cannot be questioned in any court of law, it can only be challenged before a committee formed by Parliament itself. </p>.Lok Sabha Elections 2024: All you need to know about India's parliamentary polls.<p>Citing the basic structure doctrine of the Keshvanand Bharti case, the Supreme Court struck down the amendment the same year.</p>
<p>In 1975, Indira Gandhi passed the 39th constitutional amendment, which introduced Article 392A to the Constitution of India. </p><p>The Article envisaged that the election of the Prime Minister and the Speaker cannot be questioned in any court of law, it can only be challenged before a committee formed by Parliament itself. </p>.Lok Sabha Elections 2024: All you need to know about India's parliamentary polls.<p>Citing the basic structure doctrine of the Keshvanand Bharti case, the Supreme Court struck down the amendment the same year.</p>