In December 2006, he resigned as the first secretary of the central secretariat of the CYL.

Fearing there might well be public outcry and an appeal to its authority, the central secretariat had asked one of the inspectors, W.J. Hands, to report on the affair.

Following this, he founded the district offices (Attara Kacheri), the central secretariat comprising eighteen departments, and his administration was modeled on Mughal lines.

Additionally, the RDAs jointly funded a central secretariat to co-ordinate this activity.

Presently, he is the deputy leader of the parliamentary party of unified maoist and central secretariat.

Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar founded the Attara Kacheri, the central secretariat consisting of eighteen departments.

Earlier attempts at the formation of a central secretariat had been made and failed.

Instead a central secretariat consisting of Rayamajhi, D.P. Adhikari and Shambhuram Shrestha was formed to run the party.

In December 2006, as the CPN(M) leadership was reorganised, Gurung was included in the 11-member central secretariat of the party.

In 1969 the central secretariat for the entire cabinet also became part of the Office of the Prime Minister.