केशेष्वादाय सव्येन पाणिनाऽपातयद्भुवि । ततः कंठे सव्यपादं दत्त्वादाय च कर्तिकाम्
keśeṣvādāya savyena pāṇinā'pātayadbhuvi | tataḥ kaṃṭhe savyapādaṃ dattvādāya ca kartikām
Grasping her hair with his left hand, he threw her to the ground. Then, placing his left foot on her throat, he took up a knife.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) narrating to the sages (deduced)
Scene: Ghaṭotkaca seizes Maurvī by the hair, throws her down, pins her throat with his left foot, and reaches for a knife (kārtikā).
The verse depicts the decisive subduing of harmful force—symbolically, the restraint of chaos by superior strength.
No tīrtha is identified in this verse.
None.