सरमा नाम या माता शुनां देवी जनाधिप । सापि गर्भान् समादत्ते मानुषीणां सदैव हि,नरेश्वर! कुत्तोंकी माता जो देवजातीय सरमा है, वह भी सदैव मानवीय स्त्रियोंके गर्भस्थ बालकोंका अपहरण करती रहती है
saramā nāma yā mātā śunāṃ devī janādhipa | sāpi garbhān samādatte mānuṣīṇāṃ sadaiva hi nareśvara ||
Mārkaṇḍeya berkata: “Wahai penguasa manusia, Saramā—ibu ilahi para anjing—juga senantiasa merenggut janin dari rahim perempuan manusia.”
मार्कण्डेय उवाच
The verse cautions that harm can arise even from beings regarded as divine or extraordinary; therefore dharma requires constant vigilance and protection of those who cannot protect themselves—especially the unborn and their mothers—by those in power.
Mārkaṇḍeya addresses a king, stating that Saramā, described as the divine mother of dogs, repeatedly abducts unborn children from human women’s wombs—presented as an ongoing source of affliction that a ruler should recognize and counter.