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We are proud of our Constitution: Chief Justice of India's comments on political instability in Nepal
New Delhi, September 10, 2025: Chief Justice of India (CJI) B. R. Gavai, while commenting on the ongoing political instability in Nepal, has expressed pride in the Constitution of India. He said that the Constitution of India is a strong foundation of our democratic values ??and the rule of law, which maintains stability and unity in the country.
Nepal is currently in an atmosphere of political crisis and instability. The conflict between the government and the opposition parties there has intensified, which is affecting the administrative and social system of the country. In this context, CJI Gavai highlighted the strength of the Constitution of India and its inclusive nature.
"We are proud of our Constitution. This Constitution is not just a legal document, but a pillar that binds together the diversity of India and provides equal rights to every citizen," said Chief Justice Gavai while speaking at an event. He further noted that the Constitution of India protects the country from such challenges that countries like Nepal are facing today.
Background of the political crisis in Nepal
Political instability has been increasing in Nepal for the past few months. Disagreements between the ruling party and the opposition, anti-government protests and administrative difficulties have created an atmosphere of chaos in the country. This has also affected economic and social stability. Leaders and experts from all over the world are commenting on this situation from their own perspectives.
CJI Gavai mentioned the features of the Constitution of India in this context. He said, "The Constitution of India is not just a set of laws, but it is based on the principles of social justice, equality and fraternity. Due to this, India has successfully faced many challenges." He also praised the role of the independent judiciary in India, which is constantly working to protect the Constitution and strengthen democracy.
Importance of the Constitution and India's Stability
The Constitution of India is the world's largest written constitution, which came into force in 1950. It guarantees equal rights, freedoms and opportunities to every citizen. CJI Gavai emphasised that the Constitution has maintained India's unity and integrity, even though the country has diverse languages, cultures and religions.
Referring to the situation in Nepal, he also noted that a strong constitutional system and an independent judiciary are essential for the progress and stability of any country. "India has overcome many crises because of its Constitution and independent judiciary. We consider ourselves fortunate in this regard," he explained.
India's place in the world
CJI Gavai also spoke about the global importance of the Constitution of India. He said that the Constitution of India is an inspiration to many countries. Especially for countries that have recently become independent or have adopted democracy, the Constitution of India is a role model. He attributed the success of democracy in India to the Constitution and its implementation.
Future challenges and the role of the Constitution
Taking inspiration from the situation in Nepal, CJI Gavai also spoke about the future challenges. He said that in the era of globalization, technology and social changes, it is necessary to make the Constitution stronger and more flexible. "We have kept updating our Constitution with the times, but its fundamental principles have not changed. That is its real strength," he noted.
New Delhi, September 10, 2025: Chief Justice of India (CJI) B. R. Gavai, while commenting on the ongoing political instability in Nepal, has expressed pride in the Constitution of India. He said that the Constitution of India is a strong foundation of our democratic values ??and the rule of law, which maintains stability and unity in the country.
Nepal is currently in an atmosphere of political crisis and instability. The conflict between the government and the opposition parties there has intensified, which is affecting the administrative and social system of the country. In this context, CJI Gavai highlighted the strength of the Constitution of India and its inclusive nature.
"We are proud of our Constitution. This Constitution is not just a legal document, but a pillar that binds together the diversity of India and provides equal rights to every citizen," said Chief Justice Gavai while speaking at an event. He further noted that the Constitution of India protects the country from such challenges that countries like Nepal are facing today.
Background of the political crisis in Nepal
Political instability has been increasing in Nepal for the past few months. Disagreements between the ruling party and the opposition, anti-government protests and administrative difficulties have created an atmosphere of chaos in the country. This has also affected economic and social stability. Leaders and experts from all over the world are commenting on this situation from their own perspectives.
CJI Gavai mentioned the features of the Constitution of India in this context. He said, "The Constitution of India is not just a set of laws, but it is based on the principles of social justice, equality and fraternity. Due to this, India has successfully faced many challenges." He also praised the role of the independent judiciary in India, which is constantly working to protect the Constitution and strengthen democracy.
Importance of the Constitution and India's Stability
The Constitution of India is the world's largest written constitution, which came into force in 1950. It guarantees equal rights, freedoms and opportunities to every citizen. CJI Gavai emphasised that the Constitution has maintained India's unity and integrity, even though the country has diverse languages, cultures and religions.
Referring to the situation in Nepal, he also noted that a strong constitutional system and an independent judiciary are essential for the progress and stability of any country. "India has overcome many crises because of its Constitution and independent judiciary. We consider ourselves fortunate in this regard," he explained.
India's place in the world
CJI Gavai also spoke about the global importance of the Constitution of India. He said that the Constitution of India is an inspiration to many countries. Especially for countries that have recently become independent or have adopted democracy, the Constitution of India is a role model. He attributed the success of democracy in India to the Constitution and its implementation.
Future challenges and the role of the Constitution
Taking inspiration from the situation in Nepal, CJI Gavai also spoke about the future challenges. He said that in the era of globalization, technology and social changes, it is necessary to make the Constitution stronger and more flexible. "We have kept updating our Constitution with the times, but its fundamental principles have not changed. That is its real strength," he noted.
Nepal is currently in an atmosphere of political crisis and instability. The conflict between the government and the opposition parties there has intensified, which is affecting the administrative and social system of the country. In this context, CJI Gavai highlighted the strength of the Constitution of India and its inclusive nature.
"We are proud of our Constitution. This Constitution is not just a legal document, but a pillar that binds together the diversity of India and provides equal rights to every citizen," said Chief Justice Gavai while speaking at an event. He further noted that the Constitution of India protects the country from such challenges that countries like Nepal are facing today.
Background of the political crisis in Nepal
Political instability has been increasing in Nepal for the past few months. Disagreements between the ruling party and the opposition, anti-government protests and administrative difficulties have created an atmosphere of chaos in the country. This has also affected economic and social stability. Leaders and experts from all over the world are commenting on this situation from their own perspectives.
CJI Gavai mentioned the features of the Constitution of India in this context. He said, "The Constitution of India is not just a set of laws, but it is based on the principles of social justice, equality and fraternity. Due to this, India has successfully faced many challenges." He also praised the role of the independent judiciary in India, which is constantly working to protect the Constitution and strengthen democracy.
Importance of the Constitution and India's Stability
The Constitution of India is the world's largest written constitution, which came into force in 1950. It guarantees equal rights, freedoms and opportunities to every citizen. CJI Gavai emphasised that the Constitution has maintained India's unity and integrity, even though the country has diverse languages, cultures and religions.
Referring to the situation in Nepal, he also noted that a strong constitutional system and an independent judiciary are essential for the progress and stability of any country. "India has overcome many crises because of its Constitution and independent judiciary. We consider ourselves fortunate in this regard," he explained.
India's place in the world
CJI Gavai also spoke about the global importance of the Constitution of India. He said that the Constitution of India is an inspiration to many countries. Especially for countries that have recently become independent or have adopted democracy, the Constitution of India is a role model. He attributed the success of democracy in India to the Constitution and its implementation.
Future challenges and the role of the Constitution
Taking inspiration from the situation in Nepal, CJI Gavai also spoke about the future challenges. He said that in the era of globalization, technology and social changes, it is necessary to make the Constitution stronger and more flexible. "We have kept updating our Constitution with the times, but its fundamental principles have not changed. That is its real strength," he noted.
