Question

is constitutionalism being practice in Nepal​

Answer 1

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Nepal is an example of a country in which fake constitutions and defective democracy have persisted for a long period of time due to disregard of popular sovereignty. Division between the king and few political elites has been a common phenomenon in Nepalese constitutional history. Now, Nepal is on the verge of drastic constitutional change. If real democracy and constitutionalism are to be achieved, this change must confirm unconditional popular sovereignty; an optimal opportunity for Nepalese people for survival, growth, and renewal of the polity; a guarantee of the rights of the people, and limitations on governmental authority and power