According to the Auditor General's annual report, there has been an increase in unrest in the provinces due to violations of laws related to economic procedures and financial responsibility, arbitrary payment of salaries. According to the 62nd Annual Report of the Public Accounts on Wednesday, in the last fiscal year 080/081, the highest number of provinces is in Madhesh Province.

In Madhesh, 2.57 percent, i.e. 1 billion 16 million 38 million rupees, was seen. Even in the previous fiscal year, Madhesh was the most affected by province. According to the

report, there are 868.1 million beruju in Koshi, 51.98 million in Gandaki, 65.82 million in Lumbini, and 45.94 million in Karnali. 500.69 million in the Far West and 85.17 million in Bagmati Province the lowest. In the last financial year, the revenue of all seven provinces is 5 billion 2 million 19 lakh 97 thousand rupees. According to the report, the last year and the update of the seven provinces reached 34 billion 1379 million. 

The report pointed out that due to the repeated changes in the ministries and the work carried out by the ministries, there were problems in the administrative sector, manpower arrangement, physical infrastructure, performance and integrated financial statement preparation, responsibility and accountability, and problems such as non-payment of invoices on time.

Mahalekha has mentioned that in the audit of 753 municipalities, the highest rate of malpractice was 3.5 percent in the municipality of Madhesh province and the lowest was 1.78 percent in the municipality of Lumbini province. The report pointed out that there are 4.29 billion 3.8 million beruji in 137 local levels of Koshi province.

5 billion 95 million 86 million in Madhesha municipality, 4 billion 54 million 85 million in Bagmati province, 2 billion 27 million 5 million in Gandaki, 3 billion 3 million 66 million in Lumbini, 2 billion 49 million 42 million in Karnali and 2 billion 11 million 41 million in Far West. 

The report has pointed out that a total of 24 billion 71 million 61 million homeless people were found in the municipalities of all the provinces. In the last fiscal year, there are 692 local levels that are less than 5 percent, 68 that are between 5 to 15 percent, and one that is more than 15 percent.

Similarly, in terms of the amount audited and its percentage, Pokhara has the most and Biratnagar metropolitan city has the lowest. 3.74 percent of Pokhara and 0.32 percent of Viranagar are unfit.

Biratnagar has 2.8 million, Birganj metropolis 22.75 million, Bharatpur metropolis 10.2 million, Latitpur metropolis 5.55 million. Similarly, it is mentioned in the report of the General Account that there are 682 crores in Kathmandu metropolis and 500 million 43 lakhs in Pokhara metropolis.  The

report recommends controlling spending by transferring money in the year. According to the report, it was found that Lumbini transferred the most amount of 1.15 billion. Koshi transferred 91 million 9 million, Madhesh 10 million 2 million, Gandaki province 94 million, Karnali 4 million 48 million. 

The Accountant General has said that there are problems such as transfer of the funds of the plan to other titles without implementing the plans, spending more on unproductive and distributive programs, not following the procurement process according to the law, and not making sustainable plans. The Accountant General's report has emphasized on the creation of laws necessary for the work of the three levels of government to be transparent and effective. 

Federalism expert Khimlal Devkota said that good governance can be maintained only if the issues pointed out by the Accountant General's report every year are seriously implemented. The monitoring part has weakened due to the fact that there is more violence in Madhesh province and the local level there. The province's accounting committee and other relevant committees should emphasize monitoring, he said.