athāha pauṇḍrakaḿ śaurir
bho bho pauṇḍraka yad bhavān
dūta-vākyena mām āha
tāny astraṇy utsṛjāmi te
atha -- then; aha -- said; paundrakam -- to Paundraka; saurih -- Lord Krishna; bhoh bhoh paundraka -- My dear Paundraka; yat -- those which; bhavan -- your good self; duta -- of the messenger; vakyena -- through the words; mam -- to Me; aha -- spoke about; tani -- those; astrani -- weapons; utsrijami -- I am releasing; te -- unto you.
Lord Krishna then addressed Paundraka: My dear Paundraka, the very weapons you spoke of through your messenger, I now release unto you.
Srila Prabhupada writes as follows in Krishna: "At this time Lord Krishna told Paundraka, 'Paundraka, you requested Me to give up the symbols of Lord Vishnu, specifically My disc. Now I will give it up to you. Be careful! You falsely declare yourself to be Vasudeva, imitating Myself. Therefore no one is a greater fool than you.' From this statement of Krishna's it is clear that any rascal who advertises himself as God is the greatest fool in human society."
