Transitional periods are always challenging and time-consuming, and due to the then-entrenched ruler's interests, no precise constitution would aid the nation, in the long run, For this reason, periodic amendments are made to the nation's constitution.
What significance does revising the Constitution have?
The option of modifying the Constitution made it more likely to be ratified, despite the fact that many people were concerned the federal government it established would strip them of their liberties.
Main components of the Nepali Constitution:
- Internalization of the people's right to self-government,
- autonomy, and territorial integrity while preserving Nepal's freedom,
- sovereignty, unity, independence, and dignity.
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