CPN Maoist Center leader Haribol Gajurel has said that former President Bidya Devi Bhandari's return to active politics has no agenda. He has claimed that Bhandari's political presence will remain only as an alternative to UML central president KP Oli.

Gajurel, who is also the central deputy general secretary of the Maoist center and also in charge of Koshi province, said that since Bhandari did not play a positive role for his party even when he was the president, his political activism was taken as secondary by his party. 

Gajurel said this in a press conference held in Dhankuta on Saturday morning. He said that Bhandari's political activism, which could not be shared even when she was president, was a common issue. He mentioned that Bhandari's presence was seen as normal because the Maoists had given former Vice President Nand Kumar Pun a place in active politics.

Meanwhile, leader Gajurel has said that his party has no plans to enter the government. "There can be no government equation with UML," he said, "even if the Congress is decisive, we are not planning to go to government."

He claimed that the party is engaged in strategic planning for this. "After correcting our weaknesses, we will move forward on our own feet," he said, "We are moving forward by correcting the serious errors in the working style and ideological deviations within the party." He made Vamdev the head of any party and claimed that he would end the party.