Biswamanab Siksha and Veda Yoga Avijan 388 dt 29/ 08/ 2018

World-class education and awareness campaign (388) dated -29 / 08/018
Today's topic: [Vigilance will advise everyone for the interests of everyone like Vidura, but if the truthful words are provoked, it is always irrelevant to the evil-doers.]
Bidur was kind as sympathetic to the Pandavas, and he was also affectionate and affectionate to his eldest brother Raja Dhritarashtra and his sons. He had his eyesight on their interests and he always advised them. According to this decision, his words were true and incomprehensible to Duryodhana. So Duryodhana and his companions were always dissatisfied with him. But Bidu did not want to be angry with them, always wished them well and tried to get them back from the wrong. Although Dhritarashtra also was under the influence of his prodigal son, he did not always act in the words of Vedur and suffered due to him, yet he had very faith in Vidur. He regarded him as an intelligent, visionary and self-righteous and often his advice was not without any work. He specifically advised Vidur with advice about Pandavas. He knew that his advice on Pandavas would be impartial.
  When the dumbfounded Duryodhan, when Matul Shakuni's advice went to the father with the proposal of Pasha with Pandavas, then call for the advice of Vidur according to Dharma-State rule. Duryodhana threatens to destroy Dharma, if he does not obey his words; But Dhritarashtra clearly states that 'I can not give you permission to play Dashu without consulting VIDUUR'. After listening to Duryodhana's sinful devotion, Vidur realized that Kali Yuga came in the way. He strongly opposed this proposal and conveyed to Dhritarashtra that 'playing pasha will increase enmity between your sons and nephews.' It will not be good for any of them. So it is better not to organize a dice game. It is good for both sides. Dhritarashtra appreciates Dudhodhana for praising Bidur's opinion, but he does not listen to anything. He was lost in the pandal of Pandavas, and he was eager to humiliate them. The Pandavas did not have the courage to endure the tragedy. At the end of the Duryodhana did not accept anything, Dhritarashtra agreed to his proposal and sent Bidur to invite them from Indraprastha. Although Vidur did not like this topic, he did so because it was not right to violate the order of the senior-elder. Joy is the victory of the Vedas.