सा तु विद्याधरी जीवेद्विलोक्य त्वां नरेश्वर । पार्वतीवचनाद्दुष्टं घातयिष्यत्ययत्नतः
sā tu vidyādharī jīvedvilokya tvāṃ nareśvara | pārvatīvacanādduṣṭaṃ ghātayiṣyatyayatnataḥ
“اے نرَیشور! وہ وِدیادھری تمہیں دیکھ کر زندہ رہے گی، اور پاروتی کے کلام کے اثر سے وہ اس بدکار کو بے مشقت قتل کروا دے گی۔”
Nārada
Listener: In-frame audience; addressed to the king (nareśvara)
Scene: Prophecy-like assurance: the Vidyādharī will revive/continue living upon seeing the king; by Pārvatī’s command the wicked one will be slain effortlessly.
Divine grace—especially through the Goddess’s command—can dissolve great obstacles with seeming ease.
No particular tīrtha is cited in the verse; it is embedded in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s overarching sanctity of Kāśī.
None is mentioned; the focus is on the efficacy of Devī’s word and protective power.