<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that "dynastic corruption" is a major challenge for the country and lamented that it has become a part of political tradition in many states.</p>.<p>Addressing a conference, he said that corruption which goes on from one generation to another makes the country hollow like a termite.</p>.<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/national-politics/poor-now-linked-to-banking-system-have-access-to-loans-pm-narendra-modi-907749.html">Poor now linked to banking system, have access to loans, says Narendra Modi</a></strong></p>.<p>"Today, I am going to mention another big challenge before you. This challenge has been gradually growing in the past decades and has taken a formidable form in the country.</p>.<p>"This is the challenge of dynastic corruption (<em>bhrashtachar ka vanshwaad</em>), that is, corruption which is carried forward by one generation after another," Modi said.</p>.<p>He said in the past decades it has been seen that when one generation involved in corruption escapes punishment, the next generation tends to be more brazen in committing such acts.</p>.<p>"He sees that when nothing has happened to the one who earns crores of rupees at home, then his confidence is further enhanced," Modi said in his address in Hindi.</p>.<p>The prime minister said there is a need to have systemic checks, effective audits, capacity building and training against corruption.</p>.<p>"Fighting corruption is not a job of a single agency but is a collective responsibility," Modi said after inaugurating the national conference on vigilance and anti-corruption.</p>.<p>The three-day conference, inaugurated via video conference on Tuesday, is being organised by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).</p>
<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that "dynastic corruption" is a major challenge for the country and lamented that it has become a part of political tradition in many states.</p>.<p>Addressing a conference, he said that corruption which goes on from one generation to another makes the country hollow like a termite.</p>.<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/national-politics/poor-now-linked-to-banking-system-have-access-to-loans-pm-narendra-modi-907749.html">Poor now linked to banking system, have access to loans, says Narendra Modi</a></strong></p>.<p>"Today, I am going to mention another big challenge before you. This challenge has been gradually growing in the past decades and has taken a formidable form in the country.</p>.<p>"This is the challenge of dynastic corruption (<em>bhrashtachar ka vanshwaad</em>), that is, corruption which is carried forward by one generation after another," Modi said.</p>.<p>He said in the past decades it has been seen that when one generation involved in corruption escapes punishment, the next generation tends to be more brazen in committing such acts.</p>.<p>"He sees that when nothing has happened to the one who earns crores of rupees at home, then his confidence is further enhanced," Modi said in his address in Hindi.</p>.<p>The prime minister said there is a need to have systemic checks, effective audits, capacity building and training against corruption.</p>.<p>"Fighting corruption is not a job of a single agency but is a collective responsibility," Modi said after inaugurating the national conference on vigilance and anti-corruption.</p>.<p>The three-day conference, inaugurated via video conference on Tuesday, is being organised by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).</p>