While the average Joe may feel that $25,000 a month and 12 months of bonus may be a LARGE sum, this is not really the matter. Yes it is a LARGE sum, I feel envy myself, but this is really not the problem.
The problem is, why do we let a guy who is all out for personal gains lead a charity? He should be leading the biggest financing company, or the largest bank. He goes about trying to justify his entitlements, twists his words around for the tap, leads a bunch of executives who has no qualms about false/inaccurate report, and SUES others for pointing out their faults.
It is really Durai's intentions and motivation that places him in such poor position to be a leader of a charity. And the patron... oh... And NKF board is fully behind the CEO... oh... [deeply saddened]. Probably the entire board MUST stay behind him, as they have all a cut of the cake.