कुनखान्रोगसंयुक्तान्द्विर्नग्नान्परहिंसकान् । जनापवादसंयुक्तान्नास्तिकानृतकानपि
kunakhānrogasaṃyuktāndvirnagnānparahiṃsakān | janāpavādasaṃyuktānnāstikānṛtakānapi
Celui qui cherche à maintenir l'honneur des Pitṛs doit exclure ceux qui ont des maladies des ongles, ceux qui vont nus deux fois, ceux qui nuisent aux autres, les calomniateurs, les athées et les menteurs.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgarakhaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya instructional style; exact interlocutor not in snippet)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A śrāddha assembly at a ghat: calm, dharmic invitees seated on kuśa mats; shadowy figures representing hiṃsā, slander, and nāstikatā remain outside the ritual boundary marked by darbha and water pots.
Śrāddha is meant to honor the Pitṛs through truthfulness, non-violence, and social-ethical purity; those opposed to these values should not be invited.
This verse is part of a Tīrthamāhātmya context but this specific line focuses on śrāddha eligibility rather than naming a particular tīrtha.
A niyama (restriction): exclude certain categories of persons from participation in śrāddha offerings.