tathāpi dāmbhika paḍuyā namra nāhi haya
yāhāṅ tāhāṅ prabhura nindā hāsi' se karaya

 tathāpi - still; dāmbhika - proud; paḍuyā - students; namra - submissive; nāhi - not; haya - become; yāhāṅ - any where; tāhāṅ - everywhere; prabhura - of the Lord; nindā - accusation; hāsi' - laughing; se - they; karaya - do.


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But the proud student community did not become submissive. On the contrary, the students spoke of the incident anywhere and everywhere. In a laughing manner they criticized the Lord.

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