BG-SS 18.25

anubandhaṁ kṣayaṁ hiṁsām anapekṣya cha pauruṣam mohād ārabhyate karma yat tat tāmasam uchyate [25]

tat karma yat–That action which; ārabhyate–is undertaken; mohāt–due to delusion; anapekṣya–without considering; anubandham– consequence; kṣayam–loss; hiṁsām–harm to others; pauruṣam cha–and one’s capability of performing it; uchyate–is called; tāmasam– action of the nature of ignorance. [25]

Text

And that work which is undertaken out of delusion, without consideration for its consequences, its loss, harm to others, and one’s capability of performing it, is called action of the nature of ignorance.

Purport

Srimad Bhagavad Gita.

Chapter 18: The Path of Liberation (Mokṣa-yoga). Text 25

And that work which is undertaken out of delusion, without consideration for its consequences, its loss, harm to others, and one’s capability of performing it, is called action of the nature of ignorance.