He said, the constitution has not been amended yet. So this vote for the presidential election will be held according to what is in our existing constitution.

He said this while talking to journalists before entering the National Parliament on Thursday (August 20). The Home Minister said that after 35 years, the presidential election is going to be held according to the constitution.

Here, there are candidates from the opposition side as well as from the ruling party side—whereas in between, many times the president was elected uncontested.

It is appropriate that the election be held through competition in a democratic manner, and people across the country will witness this moment. It will be broadcast live. The minister also said that he hopes the people of the country will see the expected democratic practice, and through this, our democracy will be initiated anew.