Pokhara, Aug. 18 (RSS): Chief of Gandaki Province Baburam Kunwar has urged one and all to be responsible for the implementation of the newly-enforced Civil and Criminal Codes by internalizing its essence.
Inaugurating a programme on Civil and Criminal Codes organized by the Office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers and Internal Affairs and Law Ministry of the Gandaki Province on Friday, Province Chief Kunwar said the Civil and Criminal Codes brought by replacing the unequal legal provisions of the past in order to ensure equality in the society.
Kunwar said that the Codes would play crucial roles in making a dynamic and justifiable and suppression-free society.
Likewise, Chief Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung said the Civil and Criminal Codes strengthen the federal democratic republic besides establishing the people’s rights.
Gurung was of the view that the province government was committed to drafting laws to translate the rule of laws, independent judiciary and power separation in the practice.
Also speaking at the programme, Internal Affairs and Law Minister of Gandaki Province Hari Bahadur Chuman shared that the province government drafted 17 laws so far and added that the Civil and Criminal Codes should be implemented in a true manner.
Meanwhile, the Nepal Bar Association has asked all the units of Nepal Bar Association to fully implement the provisions of the Civil and Criminal Codes.
In a press statement on Friday, General Secretary of NBA Khamma Bahadur Khati urged all 89 units of the NBA to bring the new provisions into effect in full swing and extend best possible supports from their respective sides.
Furthermore, Rastriya Prajatantra Party Chairman Kamal Thapa expressed the hope that the Civil and Criminal Codes would help strengthen social and cultural goodwill in the country.
At a programme organized by his party in the capital city on Friday, Chairman Thapa voiced that the voices of dissatisfaction and protests prior to enforcement of the
Codes were not good sign to that effect.
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