Constitution Day Nepal 2026: PM Balen Shah Reaffirms Commitment to Governance

19th September 2026, Kathmandu

PM Balen Shah marked Constitution Day Nepal 2026 at Sainik Manch, emphasizing full commitment to equal justice, ending discrimination, honoring martyrs, and upholding the letter and spirit of the constitution.

Constitution Day Nepal 2026

On the occasion of Constitution Day, Prime Minister Balendra “Balen” Shah delivered an address at the Sainik Manch in Tundikhel, reaffirming the government’s pledge to uphold the values embedded in Nepal’s Constitution. He emphasized that the administration remains focused on fostering national unity, ending socio-economic disparities, and delivering social justice across the nation.

Key Highlights from the Prime Minister’s Address

Core Principles of Governance: Prime Minister Shah stated that multi-party democracy, fundamental human rights, and the rule of law are not mere conditions, but the foundational pillars of national life.

Integrity in Leadership: Highlighting the necessity of accountable leadership, PM Shah remarked that even the most well-drafted constitution becomes a mere piece of paper if it is not driven by honest and active hands.

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Tribute to Martyrs: The Prime Minister paid homage to the known and unknown martyrs who sacrificed their lives in historical movements for political reform and good governance, explicitly acknowledging the casualties of the recent youth-led “Gen Z Movement.”

Condolences for Disaster Victims: Homage was also offered to the domestic and foreign citizens who lost their lives in the recent flood disaster in the Bhote Koshi region.

Key Takeaways

Prime Minister Shah reiterated that the government’s priority remains transforming political changes into tangible socio-economic progress for all Nepalis.

For more: Constitution Day Nepal 2026