इन्द्राय कुपितो बाणमादत्तोद्यतकार्मुकः ॥२७॥
tad abhijñÄya bhagavÄn
pá¹›thuḥ pá¹›thu-parÄkramaḥ
indrÄya kupito bÄṇam
Ädattodyata-kÄrmukaḥ
tat - that; abhijñÄya - understanding; bhagavÄn - the incarnation of Godhead; pá¹›thuḥ - King Pá¹›thu; pá¹›thu-parÄkramaḥ - celebrated as very powerful; indrÄya - upon Indra; kupitaḥ - being very angry; bÄṇam - an arrow; Ädatta - took up; udyata - having taken up; kÄrmukaḥ - the bow.
MahÄrÄja Pá¹›thu, who was celebrated as very powerful, immediately took up his bow and arrows and prepared to kill Indra himself, because Indra had introduced such irregular sannyÄsa orders.
It is the duty of the king not to tolerate the introduction of any irreligious systems. Since King Pá¹›thu was an incarnation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, certainly his duty was to cut down all kinds of irreligious systems. Following in his footsteps, all heads of state should themselves be bona fide representatives of God and should cut down all irreligious systems. Unfortunately they are cowards who declare a secular state. Such a mentality is a way of compromising religious and irreligious systems, but because of this citizens are generally becoming uninterested in spiritual advancement. Thus the situation deteriorates to such an extent that human society becomes hellish.
