Why is it necessary for a country to have a clear demarcation of powers and responsibilities in the constitution. What would happenin the absence of such a demarcation?

Answer 1

Constitutions are often subverted, not by the people, but by small groups, who wish to enhance their own power. To support this line I want to take example of Nepal. Since 1948, Nepal has had five constitutions, but all the constitution was granted by the king of Nepal,there were not any demarcation of powersharing between the organisation of government, in all respect king is all in all so king misuses the power there. From so many years the people of Nepal struggle for democracy, but in the year of 2004 they achieved success. This example gives us proofs that a well crafted constitutions fragment power in society intelligently so that no single power can subvert the constitution. If we design our constitution in a proper way then it will be able to make a right balance between certain values, norms and procedures as authoritative, and at the same time allow enough flexibility in its operations to adopt to challenging needs and circumstances.

sobha rajak

Answer 2

Having a clear demarcation of powers and responsibilities in the constitution is necessary to prevent concentration of power in any one entity, ensure a system of checks and balances, and protect the rights of citizens. In the absence of such a demarcation, there could be confusion and conflict over authority, leading to instability, corruption, and violation of rights.