Summary: In October 1939, the auditors of the B. P. C. C. found discrepancies in the cash balance and bank account of the organization. The Secretary failed to deposit funds in the bank, starting an account with delayed deposits and dishonored cheques, resulting in a final balance lower than expected. The auditors questioned the Secretary's handling of funds, uncovering a significant sum missing. The Secretary's explanation revealed a lack of proper handling of funds, with delayed deposits and irregularities in opening bank accounts. The auditors raised concerns about the Secretary's failure to follow financial protocols, leading to unaccounted funds and questionable financial practices. The situation highlighted the need for improved financial management and transparency within the organization to avoid such discrepancies in the future.