ततोमर्मसुमर्मज्ञोमज्जयननिशितान् शरान् ।रामलक्ष्मणयोर्वीरोननदाचमुहुर्मुहुः ।।6.45.15।।
tato marmasu marmajño majjayan niśitān śarān | rāmalakṣmaṇayor vīro nanāda ca muhur muhuḥ ||
پھر وہ سورما، جو مَرموں کا جاننے والا تھا، رام اور لکشمن کے نازک مقامات میں نوکیلے تیر پیوست کرتا گیا اور بار بار دھاڑتا رہا۔
There after that warrior went on digging sharp arrows into the vital parts of Rama and Lakshmana again and again and kept roaring.
The verse implicitly condemns delight in causing suffering; dharma rejects cruelty and exultation in another’s pain.
Indrajit targets vital points with precision, worsening the brothers’ wounds while repeatedly roaring in triumph.
Negative exemplar: sadistic triumph; dharmic heroism is courage without cruelty.