Shloka 3.64.49
गोदावरीतटे सीतान्वेषणम् — The Search for Sītā at the Godāvarī
शरावरौ शरैः पूर्णौ विध्वस्तौ पश्य लक्ष्मण।प्रतोदाभीशुहस्तो वै कस्यायं सारथिर्हतः।।।।
śarāvarau śaraiḥ pūrṇau vidhvastau paśya lakṣmaṇa | pratodābhīśuhasto vai kasyāyaṃ sārathir hataḥ ||
See, Lakṣmaṇa—two quivers filled with arrows lie smashed. And here is a charioteer slain, still clutching whip and reins. Whose men were these?
O Lakshmana ! look at these two quivers filled with arrows and lying shattered. The charioteer is holding a whip and reins in his hands and is lying dead. To whom do they belong?
Dharma includes compassion and accountability: the slain attendants are noticed, and the scene is read as a moral and factual clue, not ignored.
Rāma points out wrecked quivers and a dead charioteer, indicating a major confrontation has occurred.
Attentiveness to detail and empathetic awareness amid crisis.