Srimad Bhagavatam — Dashama Skandha, Shloka 32
Ūṣā-Haraṇa, Bāṇāsura’s Pride, and Aniruddha’s Capture
Prelude to Hari–Śaṅkara Conflict
जिघृक्षया तान् परित: प्रसर्पत: शुनो यथा शूकरयूथपोऽहनत् । ते हन्यमाना भवनाद् विनिर्गता निर्भिन्नमूर्धोरुभुजा: प्रदुद्रुवु: ॥ ३२ ॥
jighṛkṣayā tān paritaḥ prasarpataḥ śuno yathā śūkara-yūthapo ’hanat te hanyamānā bhavanād vinirgatā nirbhinna-mūrdhoru-bhujāḥ pradudruvuḥ
守卫们欲擒之，自四面逼近；阿尼鲁陀便如野猪群之首击退群犬一般，将他们尽皆击倒。被其重击者纷纷逃出宫殿，仓皇奔命，头颅、腿股与臂膀皆碎裂。
FAQs
It describes a powerful defender striking down attackers who surrounded him, likened to a boar-herd leader beating off dogs; the wounded assailants then flee from the house in fear.
Śukadeva Gosvāmī narrates this verse to King Parīkṣit while describing the events of Canto 10, Chapter 62, where assailants attempt an attack and are forcefully repelled.
When adharma advances aggressively, it can be checked by decisive, courageous protection of what is right—steadfastness and timely action prevent greater harm.