अपरे मोहिता मोहात् तमेवाभिमुखा ययु: । पाण्डवानां रणे योधा: परलोकं गता: परे,कुछ पाण्डव-सैनिक रणभूमिमें मोहित होकर मोहवश पुनः द्रोणाचार्यके ही सामने चले गये और मारे गये। बहुत-से सैनिक परलोक सिधार गये
apare mohitā mohāt tamevābhimukhā yayuḥ | pāṇḍavānāṃ raṇe yodhāḥ paralokaṃ gatāḥ pare |
সঞ্জয়ে ক’লে— আন কিছুমান মোহত মোহিত হৈ পুনৰ সেই দ্ৰোণাচাৰ্যৰ সন্মুখলৈ ধাৱিত হ’ল; ৰণত পাণ্ডৱৰ বহু যোদ্ধা নিহত হৈ পৰলোকলৈ গ’ল।
संजय उवाच
The verse highlights the destructive power of moha (delusion): when discernment collapses in the heat of conflict, people rush into avoidable danger, and the ethical cost of war manifests as needless loss of life.
Sañjaya reports that some Pāṇḍava-side fighters, confused and overwhelmed, advanced directly toward Droṇācārya; many of them were slain on the battlefield and thus ‘went to the next world’ (i.e., died).