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Senior Advocate Dhruba Lal Shrestha frames the authentication of the Citizenship Amendment Bill as a grave constitutional violation. His argument centers on the procedural history of the bill and the actions of current President Ram Chandra Paudel versus former President Bidya Devi Bhandari. Context Behind His Statement  * Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari's Stance: The Federal Parliament originally passed the Citizenship Bill twice. However, President Bhandari refused to certify it, allowing the 15-day constitutional deadline to lapse without signing it into law. From a legal standpoint, opponents argue that once the parliamentary term dissolved, the uncertified bill effectively expired or became dormant.  * President Ram Chandra Paudel's Action: Upon taking office, President Paudel authenticated the old, uncertified bill directly upon a request from the Cabinet—rather than waiting for the new Parliament to re-draft, re-debate, and re-pass it.  * Shrestha's Legal Critique: Shrestha and several constitutional purists argue that the executive bypass of Parliament violated Article 113 of Nepal's Constitution. By certifying an expired bill directly via executive decision, the President bypassed legislative authority. In the interview, Shrestha contends that for a constitutional democracy to survive, head-of-state actions that step outside explicit constitutional procedure must carry legal consequences or accountability—otherwise, it sets a precedent that the executive branch can alter laws at will without parliamentary oversight. . . . #fyp #viral #interview #podcast #nepalitiktok
Senior Advocate Dhruba Lal Shrestha frames the authentication of the Citizenship Amendment Bill as a grave constitutional violation. His argument centers on the procedural history of the bill and the actions of current President Ram Chandra Paudel versus former President Bidya Devi Bhandari. Context Behind His Statement * Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari's Stance: The Federal Parliament originally passed the Citizenship Bill twice. However, President Bhandari refused to certify it, allowing the 15-day constitutional deadline to lapse without signing it into law. From a legal standpoint, opponents argue that once the parliamentary term dissolved, the uncertified bill effectively expired or became dormant. * President Ram Chandra Paudel's Action: Upon taking office, President Paudel authenticated the old, uncertified bill directly upon a request from the Cabinet—rather than waiting for the new Parliament to re-draft, re-debate, and re-pass it. * Shrestha's Legal Critique: Shrestha and several constitutional purists argue that the executive bypass of Parliament violated Article 113 of Nepal's Constitution. By certifying an expired bill directly via executive decision, the President bypassed legislative authority. In the interview, Shrestha contends that for a constitutional democracy to survive, head-of-state actions that step outside explicit constitutional procedure must carry legal consequences or accountability—otherwise, it sets a precedent that the executive branch can alter laws at will without parliamentary oversight. . . . #fyp #viral #interview #podcast #nepalitiktok

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