Commitment to full compliance with inclusive principle inevitable: Vice President

Kathmandu, Sept 19: Vice President Ram Sahaya Prasad Yadav has emphasised shared commitment and engagement of all sides to fully comply with the inclusive principle in the constitutional organs and bodies.

In his message on the occasion of Constitution Day and National Day, 2082 BS of the Federal Democratic Republic today, he highlighted the need for all-sided engagement and commitment for the full implementation of the fundamental rights, consolidation of federal structures and judicious sharing of power, and resources and empowering the province and local level.

“The Constitution is a historic achievement of the enduring struggle of the Nepali people. It has laid the foundation for our national aspirations, sovereign rights, and democratic values”, the message reads. Recent efforts and actions to address the ‘Gen Z’ movement within the framework of the Constitution and the formation of an interim government have reiterated the message of the Constitution’s flexibility, solution-oriented nature, and inclusive character, the Vice President noted.

“The Constitution provides us with a guarantee of equality, freedom and social justice. The main law of the land has laid the foundation for building a prosperous nation by binding a multi-ethnic, multilingual, multi-religious and multicultural society in the thread of unity,” he stated in the message.