Ever since two-time president Bidya Devi Bhandari stepped down, the party's return to politics has been contested on Saturday. She has announced that she has renewed her membership of UML and intends to continue the political journey of the party.

Before becoming President for the first time in 2072, Bhandari was the Vice President of UML. The assessment has begun as to how far her journey will reach after returning to UML. In the meantime, it is hard to believe that she will be limited to the role of general worker of UML due to the responsibilities she has held, the experience she has gained and the ambition she has awakened now.

She herself has said that political ups and downs have taught her a lot, explained and made her more mature. Therefore, it can be understood that the steps he has taken at this time are oriented towards the leadership of UML and the country. This move of a former president has drawn extra suspicion to the party he returned to, the UML and the Republic.

The president is the highest office in a republic. The constitution itself has presented this position as the head of state of Nepal. Therefore, whoever is or has been in this position deserves respect and dignity. They are expected to use their experience, intelligence and reputation in favor of non-controversial areas such as public interest, environment, mountains, women, children, education, and health, being above the particular political party and faith.

Former President Ramvaran Yadav has been speaking for the protection of Churekshetra, which is as expected. Another such campaign was expected from Bhandari. But she has chosen the path of active politics, where daily criticism, sarcasm and abuse are considered normal. However, this is not a path chosen suddenly.

Shortly after leaving the post, she continued to create atmosphere in her favor by meeting UML workers and reaching programs attended by UML workers. Those who were looking for newness in UML's internal politics encouraged him. Finally Bhandari made a formal announcement.

There is no constitutional and legal obstacle that the former president should not return to party politics. This is basically a moral question. It is a question of establishing tradition. That is why the civil society has been speaking and writing with the intention of not returning to party politics so that Bhandari should show morality and be the bearer of good traditions. Earlier, when Nanda Bahadur, who had been vice president twice during Bhandari's term, returned as Maoist vice president, the negative trend had already started.

Bhandari has installed a ladder on it. This has undermined the credibility of the republic. However, Bhandari's move has made it time to debate whether he will return to active politics. Now we can only expect what kind of political leader she will become.

Now will she stand up for the protection and use of democratic values ​​as a politician or will she become a user of undemocratic practices within the party after being affected by selfishness and ambition like the current political leadership? It will be seen in the coming days.

Bhandari has said that the welfare of the country and the people is her goal. This expression reflects the desire of the UML to exercise executive powers and not to act as ordinary workers.

Bhandari did not have to stake moral questions and respectable personality to stay as an activist. But Bhandari made a comeback after making or making sure that there was a lot of atmosphere in her favor in UML. So she can also become UML president. Ukusmukus within the UML was erupting with the talk of Bhandari's comeback.

can be realized by establishing him as a leader. If she can become the president of a strong party like UML, the chances of her becoming the prime minister will also increase. In such a situation, she will become the first woman president and prime minister. At that time, the long dream of the Nepali women's movement to see a woman become the prime minister will come true.