CPN Unified Socialist leader Prakash Jwala belongs to the left-wing leader. Having gathered experience up to the level of the party's politburo and minister in the government, he is considered a confidant of party president Madhav Nepal.

The history of the Left Party, which was established under the leadership of the ideological and ascetic leader Sr. Pushpalal Shrestha when Jahannia was the birthplace of the autocratic Rana government, is, as said by leader Jwala, extremely factional and fragmented. Due to the ideological line of Manmohan and Madan Bhandari and sacrifice, contribution and austerity, the present of the left movement, which once shone, does not seem to be so happy. Once in the leadership, the left leader likes to stick to that position forever. 

This disease is seen in all the current left leaders. Nepali-Khanals, who have been in the leadership of UML for a long time, left the Chhandakahda party to eat thick lentils and became bare shopkeepers. The party broke up and kept the name unified. Maoist chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal or CPN Masal leader Mohan Vikram Singh or CP Mainali have similar histories. 

Madan and Manmohan Adhikari, who understood that Kora Siddhanta is not just an Oclarer, are real politicians, and with the spread of multi-partyism, the country has now become democratic. But now Jwalas cannot sustain the party only with interest of Madan and Manmohan. If a strong leftist party is to be formed with the country at heart, then the Jwalas have to do a lot of things to start it.