Vaishampayana said: "After Keshava had dined and refreshed himself, Vidura spoke to him that night: 'O Keshava, this arrival of yours has not been rightly valued, for, O Janardana, the son of Dhritarashtra transgresses the bounds of both profit and religion, is malicious and wrathful, insults others while himself craving honors, and does not submit to the commands of his elders. He, O Madhava, is a transgressor of scripture, ignorant and evil-souled, already seized by fate, unyielding, and inclined to do harm to those who seek his welfare.'"