6 C. Nepal (build this paragraph for every sovereignty answer)

1. The Preamble and founding provisions of the Constitution of Nepal 2072 vest sovereignty and state authority in the people of Nepal — popular sovereignty, exercised through the Constituent Assembly-turned-Parliament, periodic elections (universal adult suffrage at 18 — Art. 84(5)), and the referendum power exercised through the Election Commission (Art. 246(2)). 2. Constitutional, not absolute, organs: the very organs wielding state power are created and limited by the Constitution (Art. 1 — constitutional supremacy; judicial review under Art. 133(1)); a law violating the Constitution is void — no organ is "illimitable". 3. Federal division of powers (Schedules 5–9) divides competences, while sovereignty remains single and popular. 4. International layer: Nepal's treaty practice (ratification by Parliament — Art. 279) and human-rights commitments qualify external freedom by consent — sovereignty exercised through obligation, not lost by it.