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Then the Brahmins understook their folly and left the golden mangoes at Ramakrishna's house and left. Later when Krishnadevaraya asked Ramakrishna why he had behaved like that with the Brahmins, Ramakrishna says the palace treasury should not be exploited by these selfish people it is not there to feed lazy follows. It is there to serve the people.
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Then the Brahmins understook their folly and left the golden mangoes at Ramakrishna's house and left. Later when Krishnadevaraya asked Ramakrishna why he had behaved like that with the Brahmins, Ramakrishna says the palace treasury should not be exploited by these selfish people it is not there to feed lazy follows. It is there to serve the people.