स परिष्वज्य च वैदेहीं वामेनाङ्केन रावणः।।।।तलेनाभिजघानाशु जटायुं क्रोधमुर्छीतः।
sa pariṣvajya ca vaidehīṁ vāmenāṅkena rāvaṇaḥ | talenābhijaghānāśu jaṭāyuṁ krodha-mūrchitaḥ ||
ক্রোধে উন্মত্ত রাবণ বাম বাহুতে বৈদেহীকে দৃঢ়ভাবে আলিঙ্গন করে, তৎক্ষণাৎ করতল দিয়ে জটায়ুকে আঘাত করল।
Losing his senses, with rage, Ravana held Vaidehi (Sita) with his left arm and hit Jatayu with his palm.
Adharma compounds itself: Rāvaṇa’s injustice (abduction) is sustained through coercion and rage, showing how loss of self-control drives further wrongdoing.
While restraining Sītā, Rāvaṇa strikes Jaṭāyu in anger to break his resistance.
Sītā’s dignity is implicitly protected by Jaṭāyu’s stand; Rāvaṇa displays the vice of rage-driven aggression.