Having thrown down Shakuni from his car, the Pandavas, O Bharata, became filled with delight. Rejoicing with Keshava among them, they blew their conchs in that battle, gladdening their troops. All of them, with glad hearts, worshipped Sahadeva, and said, "By good luck, O hero, Shakuni of wicked soul, that man of evil course, hath, with his son, been slain by thee!"'"Mbh 9.28.1f · Mahabharata · Shalya-parva
Mbh 9.28.1f
Mahabharata · translated by Kisari Mohan Ganguli
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