More so, when he became the member - he accepted to go by the conduct specified by the body.
Let me comment on this. What I am saying is the professional body has no business to discipline on the issues of moral conduct. Its job is to ensure that he puts the skill imparted to him the best way possible for the cause of creation of wealth. Whether he accepted or not is not the issue. The issue is the body should not be allowed to do moral policing on him because there is no definition of morality.
Courts for instance accept live in relationships. Society does not accept it yet. If you go to villages where 70 percent of our population lives, they will not accept that conduct as anything that befits into the framework of "morality". If you conduct a survey you will know that they will call it "moral turpitude" on the part of both man and woman. What is morality to courts may not be morality to society. Courts also accept consensual s*x between male and female. Even that will not be acceptable to society there in villages. What is morality to you is not morality to me. What is morality to courts is not morality to villages. That being the case how do you define what is "moral turpitude"?
Why don't courts say, livein relationship is a moral turpitude? Why don't courts say consensual s*x between two adults is a moral turpitude? If an employer can accept an employee in live in relationship and an employee who had consensual s*x with a hundred females what business he has to deny someone who indulged in bigamy and what business the courts have to call it moral turpitude while declaring that consensual s*x and live in relationships are not acts of moral turpitude?