Delimitation Commission's Orders Aren't Immune From Judicial Review : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that the orders of the Delimitation Commission are not immune from judicial review. The court held that while delimitation is generally a legislative function, the commission's orders can be challenged in court if there are grounds of illegality or unconstitutionality. This decision ensures that the delimitation process remains subject to judicial scrutiny, safeguarding against potential abuses or errors.