One can ask the questions in what particular ways did Duryodhana and Dhritarashtra irreligious actions that ultimately led to the reestablishments of fundermental moral , ethical and religious culture,  that Lord Krishna established at Kurukshetra and that brought Yudhistira , the rightful Autocratic king to power .What did Duryodhana and Dhritarashtra do that was so  unacceptable to Lord Krishna .  Also in todays world,  what are we witnessing amongst our leaders , and what can be learned,  what parallels are clearly seen in the activities of the two overly ambitious pretenders , and today’s leaders who pretend to know what’s good for the people .We appear to need Krishna and Yudhishthira back with us again .

Here is an Ai edited version of events .
“Dhritarashtra and Duryodhana violated fundamental tenets of dharma (righteousness) by treacherous plots against the Pandavas and aggressively pursuing absolute power for themselves, Their repeated subversion of justice and morality necessitated the Kurukshetra warwhen  Krishna  purged the earth of corrupt rulers and established the righteous Yudhishthira as emperor.
Duryodhana’s Acts of Adharma
Duryodhana was driven by unchecked greed, pride, and burning jealousy toward his cousins, the Pandav
• Attempted Assassination: He orchestrated multiple deadly plots against the Pandavas, most notably the burning of the lac palace (Lakshagriha) to eliminate them and claim to the throne
• The Rigged Dice Game: With the help of Shakuni, Duryodhana used deceitful gambling to strip Yudhishthira of his kingdom, wealth, and freedom
• Public Humiliation of Draupadi: In an act of unparalleled cruelty, Duryodhana and his brother Dushasana dragged Queen Draupadi to the royal assembly and attempted to disrobe her after she became a s
• Defiance of Divine Counsel: When Krishna visited the Kuru court as a final ambassador of peace, asking for just five villages to avoid war, Duryodhana arrogantly refused and attempted to illegally arrest Krishna.
Dhritarashtra’s Complicity
As the sovereign ruler, Dhritarashtra failed in his primary duty to uphold justice.
• Blind Nepotism: Dhritarashtra was blinded by unnatural, excessive affection for his son Duryodhana, consistently excusing Duryodhana’s criminal plot
• Abetting Oppression: He allowed the humiliating dice game to proceed and even returned the Pandavas’ kingdom briefly, only to allow another rigged game shortly after, forcing the Pandavas into a 13-year exile.
Krishna’s Divine Mission
Krishna did not initiate the war for personal revenge, but as a cosmic necessity to reduce the burden of wicked kings on Earth and re-establish a moral society.
• Protecting the Virtuous: Krishna guided the Pandavas—who symbolized righteousness—so that justice could be served.
• The Universal Emperor: Krishna required an ideal, dharmic ruler like Yudhishthira to lead the world so that dharma could flourish. He orchestrated the conflict to ensure evil was permanently eliminated from the political sphere.”

I will comment shortly on the above , putting it in context to  today’s libertines and the  immorality in governance in a so called free world , where infiltrated democracies claim to represent the electorate and where fools are said to vote in fools . The fools  who become the servants of ruthless global conglomerate and centralised financial institutions , where insider trading and corruption levels are hidden , the dark webb being one of its many tools ..

The Vedic cultures , led by the intelligensia, are destined to return , the revolution of consciousness is under way , and not violent warfare,  the unthinking are so unthinking they cannot understand its workings or influence. Ultimately, this universe is under the control of karmic rules , but still mercy above justice is the perogative of Divinity,  anything can happen, and in most unexpected ways .

More later
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