Vrishban promised - I will give you anything you want in this life for once.
What does it mean ? Does it mean if Ugrapath wants something outside the possession of Vrishban, he is bound to give him as well ? Or is he bound to give him anything only from the property he owns ? For example, if Ugra wants the mukhiya chair of another village, or a diamond from someone else's possession, is Vrish bound to give him that as well ? And failing so, he has to go to banprasth ?
So does Radha belong to Vrishban's property ? Isn't it the exact opposite of what Krishna has been teaching since Sudevi's wedding ? That the parents don't own the lives of their children ? Then how is Vrish bound to give Radha to someone else like she is a sack of wheat in his godown ? How is Ugrapath's claim legal or valid ? Why didn't Krishna prove it to be null and void in the similar way he handled Sudevi's wedding ?
In a nutshell, how can Vrishvan be asked to 'give' something which he doesn't own and thus doesn't have the right to give. 'Demanding' and 'giving' a human being is same as slavery and Krishna is supporting this whole thing. Once upon a time I thought this Krishna was a feminist. Oh Lord ! How wrong I was !!!!
I am not disappointed because of RK not getting married. But the reason they showed behind it holds no water.
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