September 23, 2026, Wednesday
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On the Constitution Day, Ravi said: 'The next review should focus on the people who are in need.'

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Kathmandu. Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of the National Independent Party, while expressing his best wishes on the occasion of the Constitution Day, said that the revision of the Constitution should be done with the citizens in the center at the center. In his greeting message on the occasion of the Constitution Day, Lamichhane mentioned that the Constitution of Nepal is not only a collection of letters but also a sacred contract between the state and citizens.

He said that the task of building a strong foundation for economic prosperity, social justice and good governance has not yet been completed. He says that the stability of democracy and the significance of the constitution will be perfected only when the fundamental rights envisioned by the constitution become the reality of the daily lives of the marginalized citizens.

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