gauḍiyā - the Bengalis; bāṭapāḍa nahe - are not rogues; tumi - you; bāṭapāḍa - rogues; tīrtha-vāsī - persons visiting places of pilgrimage; luṭha' - you plunder; āra - and; cāha' - you want; māribāra - to kill.

“The Bengali pilgrims are not rogues. You are rogues, for you want to kill the pilgrims and plunder them.”