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Learn MoreShrikrishna : Arjun, in past years, during these months of August and September, you used to look worried. But now, you are not only worried but also afraid! What is the matter?
Arjun : Till now, our soldiers used to get killed in terrorists’ attacks. That is why I was worried. But nowadays our CAs are getting killed by Regulators.
Shrikrishna : What do you mean.
Arjun : Nowadays, there is always some news about suspension of membership of so many CAs; and fines of crores of rupees being imposed by the Regulator. That is making me afraid.
Shrikrishna : I understand.
Arjun : Bhagwan, you always say everything is the result of your karma, you have propounded the theory of karma.
Shrikrishna : True. Doing karma is in your hands but giving fruits is my prerogative.
Arjun : Then Lord, tell me, are the karmas of CAs really so bad? Are they sinners?
Shrikrishna : Arjun, these punishments are partly for doing wrong karma; but mainly for not doing the karma