Karmic Causes of Narakas and the Irremediability of Ingratitude (Kṛtaghna-doṣa)
कूटसभ्यास्त्वशौचाश्च नित्यनैमित्तनाशकाः कूटसाक्ष्यप्रदा ये च ते महारौरवे स्थिताः
kūṭasabhyāstvaśaucāśca nityanaimittanāśakāḥ kūṭasākṣyapradā ye ca te mahāraurave sthitāḥ
যিসকল কুটসভাৰ সদস্য, যিসকল অশুচি, যিসকল নিত্য আৰু নৈমিত্তিক কৰ্ম ধ্বংস বা বাধা দিয়ে, আৰু যিসকল মিছা সাক্ষ্য দিয়ে—তেনে লোকসকল ‘মহাৰৌৰৱ’ নামৰ মহা নৰকত বাস কৰে।
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Social dharma depends on truth in testimony and integrity in assemblies/courts; falsifying evidence and sabotaging obligatory rites is treated as a grave harm to both society and cosmic order (ṛta), hence severe karmic consequence.
This passage aligns best with Dharma/karma-phala narration often embedded within Vamśānucarita or ancillary instruction; it is not strictly sarga/pratisarga, but an ethical-eschatological teaching (naraka-varṇana) supporting purāṇic dharma.
‘False assembly’ and ‘false witness’ symbolize the collapse of truth (satya) that upholds yajña and social trust; Mahāraurava functions as a moral deterrent, marking the gravity of institutional corruption.