Constitutions of SAARC Nations

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The author have made an attempt in this book to show to the general public that what is the working and operation in every field of life and society and individual of various constitutions of SAARC Nations. He have focused attentions over them in every aspect of the constitution. The basic texts of every constitution have been reproduced as it is. Roughly all kinds of the provisions have been taken up for study to show the difference between written and unwritten and democratic and non democratic constitution. Operating at present among SAARC Nations, he have vehemently, adopted to show to the public the basic difference between them. He have left to the readers of the book to decide which is the best king of constitution and to suggest him what should to be the next course of action while adopting the constitution or amending the constitution of any nation. The present book gives the reader the text of the leading constitutions of SAARC Nations with all amendments up-to-date. Democratic Constitution of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal like-wise Semi-Democratic Constitution of Pakistan, Bhutan, Maldives have fully been considered. Also included is Constitution of Afghanistan, a new member of SAARC. An attempt has been made to give complete constitutional working of SAARC Nations to make this book more and more informative and detailed. SAARC Nations have been considered and deputed to show comparative picture of the constitutional foundation of the government as well as foundation of SAARC Nations and human rights in SAARC countries. Each and every constitution has been taken up for study whether it may be neutral, autocratic, kingship, dictatorship, democratic or of any other kind within sphere of SAARC countries. This book has made an attempt, to show regional picture of constitutional operations in SAARC countries. The book shall also be useful for those countries which are although independent and they have the constitution, but certain reforms are required or they want to leave their conservativeness or fundamentalism.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gokulesh Sharma

Dr. Gokulesh Sharma (b. 1956) was called to the bar in 1979; practiced as a trial court and appellate court lawyer in both criminal and civil sides. He joined Uttar Pradesh Judicial Services in 1984; so far decided about 38,000 criminal cases in eighteen year of service, a record in itself. Dr. Sharma is recipient of medals at Agra University, Agra, for the best student of LLB and LLM having stood first. He was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by the Faculty of Law (on Constitutional Topic), Agra University, Agra in the year 1991. He is doing, present, Dr. Litt. Work in the same faculty. Dr. Sharma had contributed many articles in journals and newspapers and has actively taken part in various conferences and seminars held on legal issues and problems. His another book â€˜Indianization of Dutiesâ€™, has just been published by Manas Publications.