250 Krsna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead
keeper’s protection of animals he will kill in the future. Karnsa is so
selfish that he has killed the sons of his own sister, so how can I honestly
believe that he is protecting the citizens of Mathura?” This statement
is most significant. If the political or executive heads of the state are
simply interested in themselves, they can never look after the welfare of
the citizens.

As Nanda Maharaja spoke to Akrira with pleasing words, Akrura forgot
all the fatigue of his day’s journey from Mathura to Vrndavana.

Thus ends the Bhaktivedanta purport of the Thirty-seventh Chapter of
Krsna, “Akrira’s Arrival in Vrndavana.”’
