Question

condition of rule of law in Nepal​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The rule of law is concerned with the principled exercise and accountability of governmental power. ... It is a critical, missing feature of Nepal's constitutional culture, one which the judicial branch of government must salvage, nurture and return to public service.

Answer 2

Answer:

The rule of law is concerned with the principled exercise and accountability of governmental power. ... It is a critical, missing feature of Nepal's constitutional culture, one which the judicial branch of government must salvage, nurture and return to public service

Explanation:

The 2015 Constitution and arrival of fresh political leaders through nationwide elections in 2017 promised a more equal and inclusive New Nepal. Political power would be devolved from elite-captured Kathmandu, and development balanced across all regions of the country, with greater appreciation for religious and ethnic diversity and increased participation of the marginalised in governance.

There is broad acceptance that this ongoing transformation will have durable effects on the quality of the country’s governance. Yet there remains widespread anxiety that those now in decision-making positions in government will shirk their responsibility and opt for cosmetic adjustments rather than fundamental change.