Kathmandu, Sept 19: Nepali Congress President and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said the Constitution has guaranteed the rights of all citizens by recognising the worldwide values and principles of democracy and human rights.
In his message of best wishes on the occasion of Constitution Day today, he said September 19, 2015, is a historic moment in the country’s constitutional history as we celebrate the Day as Constitution Day.
“May this day inspire all of us to take the country towards the path of economic prosperity by protecting the Constitution and institutionalizing the federal democratic governance system,” the former Prime Minister said, remembering all those including known and unknown martyrs contributing to establishing and restoring n of democracy in the country and making the promulgation of the Constitution through the Constituent Assembly happened.
Constitution binds all Nepalis in broader national unity
Likewise, former President Bidya Devi Bhandari has said the constitution has made Nepali people empowered to protect country’s independency, sovereignty, geographical integrity, national unity and self-respect.
It has also ended all types of discrimination and oppression as well as bounded the Nepali society having linguistic, religious, cultural and geographical diverse to the formula comprehensive national unity, she shared.
In a message on the occasion of the Constitution Day today, former President Bhandari underlined that the Constitution has become a historic achievement in itself from the women’s participation in all state bodies to maintain gender equality, incorporating the social and geographical diversity and guaranteeing the fundamental rights.
She laid emphasis on the need of building a strong and self-reliant national economy to establish equal access of all citizens to services and facilities of the state by implementing the fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution and to develop a socialism-oriented economy in order to build an equitable society based on social justice.
Former President Bhandari extended best wishes to all Nepalis in home and abroad on the occasion of the Constitution Day, extending heartfelt tribute to martyrs who lost their lives in different movements held to establish federal democratic republic.
Bagmati Province Chief extends Constitution Day best wishes
Chief of the Bagmati Province, Deepak Prasad Devkota, has extended best wishes on the occasion of the Constitution Day today. He spoke of the need for the highest level of understanding and collaboration among the forces dedicated to protecting and implementing the Constitution.
The Constitution weaves together the Nepali society featuring linguistic, caste, religious, cultural, and geographical diversities in the thread of cohesion with the elimination of discrimination and oppression caused by centralized and unitary governance system, the Province Chief said in the message.
He expresses his belief that the Day will inspire one and all to adopt the core values and principles of a federal democratic republic as a way of life and achieve national prosperity through the implementation of the Constitution.
Sudurpaschim Province Chief extends best wishes on Constitution Day
Chief of the Sudurpaschim Province, Najir Miya, wishes the Constitution Day may inspire the entire Napali citizens to advance towards the path of durable good governance and prosperity.
In his message of best wishes on the occasion of the Constitution Day today, the Province Chief urged the citizens for an optimum exercise the rights granted by the Constitution which is achieved following the people’s struggle and sacrifice to build a prosperous Nepal.
He said the celebration of the Day is the commemoration of the historic moment and acknowledgment of September 19, 2015, when the Constitution was promulgated through a historic Constituent Assembly.
Extending best wishes to Nepali brothers at home and abroad on the occasion of the Day, he paid tributes to known and unknown martyrs on this Day.
Gandaki Province Chief Bhatta extends best wishes on Constitution Day
Chief of Gandaki Province, Dilliraj Bhatta, has said national prosperity is achievable through the implementation of the Constitution.
Extending his best wishes on the occasion of Constitution Day today, the Province Chief stressed the need to keep the paramount value of national unity, integrity, and people’s sovereignty intact. As he said, the progress of the citizens and the promotion of the nation’s interests are the supreme goals of the nation.
“May the Day inspire all to adopt the core values and principles of a federal republic democratic as a way of life,” he said.
Expressing his hope that the State’s organs should play impartial and just roles in the implementation of the Constitution, he paid tributes to all those who sacrificed their lives in various movements for the establishment and restoration of democracy in the country. #constitution #nepal
