Shloka 4.32.6
किष्किन्धाकाण्डे द्वात्रिंशः सर्गः — Lakshmana’s Anger Reported; Hanuman Advises Propitiation and Timely Mobilization
न खल्वस्ति मम त्रासो लक्ष्मणान्नापि राघवात्।मित्रं त्वस्थानकुपितं जनयत्येव सम्भ्रमम्।।
sugrīveṇaivam uktas tu hanumān hari-puṅgavaḥ | uvāca svena tarkeṇa madhye vānara-mantriṇām ||
When Sugrīva had spoken thus, Hanumān—the foremost of the vānara—addressed the assembly of vānara ministers, reasoning with his own clear logic.
'I have no fear either from Lakshmana or from Rama. However, when a friend is enraged without reason, it creates misgivings.
Dharma in leadership includes seeking wise counsel; reasoned speech in an assembly helps restore truth and right action.
The narration shifts from Sugriva’s anxiety to Hanumān preparing to advise the ministers with logical guidance.
Wisdom and constructive counsel—Hanumān’s capacity to guide policy through reason.