Shloka 7
ब्रह्मस्वहरण-निषेधः — Prohibition of Appropriating Brahmin Property
Brahmasva
येडपि तत्रापिबन क्षीरं घृतं दधि च मानवा: । ब्राह्मणा: सहराजन्या: सर्वे नरकमाविशन्
ye 'pi tatrāpiban kṣīraṃ ghṛtaṃ dadhi ca mānavāḥ | brāhmaṇāḥ saha rājanyāḥ sarve narakam āviśan ||
「また、その牛が奪われ連れ去られたその場所で、乳やギーや凝乳を飲み食いした者たちも――婆羅門であれ刹帝利であれ（その他であれ）――皆ことごとく地獄に入った。盗奪や暴力によって得られた物の恩恵に与る者は、消費するだけでも罪に連なり、その重荷を共に負うのだ。」
चाण्डाल उवाच
Educational Q&A
One becomes morally implicated not only by committing theft or violence but also by knowingly enjoying the benefits of such wrongdoing. Consuming products derived from stolen cows is treated as participation in the original sin, leading to grave karmic consequences.
A Caṇḍāla speaker declares that at the place where cows were forcibly taken, anyone who consumed their milk-products—regardless of social status such as Brahmin or Kshatriya—fell into hell, emphasizing that dharma judges actions and complicity rather than caste alone.