दूष्यमहामात्रपुत्रमात्मसंभावितं वा सत्त्री राजपुत्रस्त्वं शत्रुभयादिह न्यस्तोऽसि इत्युपजपेत् ॥ कZ_०५.१.१५ ॥
dūṣyamahāmātraputram ātmasaṃbhāvitaṃ vā sattrī rājaputras tvaṃ śatrubhayād iha nyasto 'si ity upajapet
A sattrin agent should privately persuade the son of a tainted person or of a high official—or one who is ambitious/self-important—saying: “You are a prince; out of fear of enemies you have been placed here (in concealment).”
It weaponizes ego and hope, making the target pliable for recruitment, control, or to provoke actions useful to the state.
A well-connected son (of a suspect or high official) or any person with strong self-importance—high susceptibility to status-based deception.