Narendra Kerung: Politics Should Be Service, Not Profession
Summary
Narendra Kerung says politics should be treated as public service, not a profession, and warns that turning it into a source of income fuels corruption and irregularities. He also calls for reforms in auditor registration, accounting education, and curriculum revision in Nepal.
Key Points
- Narendra Kerung said politics should be embraced as service rather than a profession.
- He warned that using politics as a means of earning money increases corruption and irregularities.
- Kerung raised concerns about the declining number of registered auditors and possible future manpower shortages in remote areas.
- He called for curriculum revision and reforms in auditor renewal or new registration systems.