tatra tatropasańgamya
paurā mańgala-pāṇayaḥ
cakruḥ saparyāḿ kṛṣṇāya
śreṇī-mukhyā hatainasaḥ
tatra tatra -- in various places; upasangamya -- approaching; paurah -- citizens of the city; mangala -- auspicious offerings; panayah -- in their hands; cakruh -- performed; saparyam -- worship; krishnaya -- for Lord Krishna; sreni -- of occupational guilds; mukhyah -- the leaders; hata -- eradicated; enasah -- whose sins.
In various places citizens of the city came forward holding auspicious offerings for Lord Krishna, and sinless leaders of occupational guilds came forward to worship the Lord.
Srila Prabhupada writes, "While Lord Krishna was thus passing on the road, at intervals some of the opulent citizens, who were all rich, respect able and freed from sinful activities, presented auspicious articles to the Lord, just to offer Him a reception to the city. Thus they worshiped Him as humble servitors."
