As Ajamila’s story reaches its end, King Parikshith asks Sri Suka, “You said, the Yama Doothas went to report this incident to Yama Raja. What was Lord Yama’s response? When every one is under his rule, how did he take the insult to his ordinances? Did he bear this disobedience or protested?. Such an incident was unheard so far”.

Sri Suka replies, “Yama Doothas gave a detailed account of what happened between them and the Vishnu Doothas”.

Yama Doothas reported, “how many masters are there in this world, who have the authority to govern and punish people according to their Karma of ‘Punya, Papa and Mishra’ nature?”.

If there many supreme rulers, it will lead to utter confusion. When a ruler decides to punish a sinner, another ruler may object to it. If a ruler saves a sinner, other rulers will object to that. So, rulers with different opinions will cause total ‘mis-management’ in giving Karmaphalam to people. So, there must be one Supreme authority.

“There may be many kings, but the emperor is only one. For us, the supreme master is none  other than you”.