Constituent Assembly of 1999

The Constituent Assembly of 1999 in Nepal was a special group formed to draft a new constitution for the country. It was created after a peaceful movement to end centuries of monarchy, aiming to establish a federal democratic republic. The assembly included elected representatives from various regions, castes, and communities, working together to shape Nepal’s laws and governance. Its primary goal was to define the country's political structure, rights, and responsibilities, marking a significant step toward democratic reform and national unity.