Former Minister Varshaman Pun Warns Against Undermining Constitution's Core Structures
Summary
Former Minister Varshaman Pun has warned that attempts to weaken or rewrite the constitution’s core structures could push Nepal back toward conflict. He said the constitution should be updated through timely reforms while protecting federalism, republic, secularism, inclusivity, and social justice.
Key Points
- Varshaman Pun said attacks on the constitution’s fundamental structures could trigger another phase of conflict in Nepal.
- He identified federalism, republicanism, secularism, inclusivity and social justice as the constitution’s core foundations.
- Pun argued that the constitution should be developed through timely reforms that reflect changing political forces and power balances.
- He said such reforms would help bring political stability to the country.
