परदारप्रसृमरं करं छिंध्यस्य पापिनः । परदारगृहं यातुः पादौ चास्य विखंडय
paradāraprasṛmaraṃ karaṃ chiṃdhyasya pāpinaḥ | paradāragṛhaṃ yātuḥ pādau cāsya vikhaṃḍaya
จงตัดมือของคนบาปที่เอื้อมไปหาภรรยาของผู้อื่น และจงทำลายเท้าของมันผู้ที่ไปยังบ้านของผู้อื่นเพื่อภรรยาของเขา
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A fierce, judicial scene: a sinner reaching toward another’s wife is restrained; symbolic severing of the grasping hand and breaking of the feet that carry him to forbidden houses—an allegory of cutting off sinful agency.
Protection of marital and household dharma is central; violating another’s marriage is portrayed as a grave breach with heavy karmic consequence.
The setting remains Kāśī in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa; this verse is ethical instruction rather than a named tīrtha praise.
No ritual is specified in the verse; it functions as a dharmic prohibition (niṣedha) against paradāra.