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She, a female demon, was the daughter of Bali. She was known as a child-killer and 'was sent by Kansa to kill the baby [[Krishna]]. She applied poison to her teats and attempted to suckle the infant Krishna to death, but instead she herself was sucked to death by the divine child. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
1. Kohli, | 1. [[Surindar Singh Kohli]], [[Dictionary of Mythological References]] in [[Guru Granth Sahib]] 1993. | ||
[[category:mythological References]] | [[category:mythological References]] | ||
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| Putana by remembering the Lord, Putana attained salvation; she, who was the fraudulent child-killer. |
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She, a female demon, was the daughter of Bali. She was known as a child-killer and 'was sent by Kansa to kill the baby Krishna. She applied poison to her teats and attempted to suckle the infant Krishna to death, but instead she herself was sucked to death by the divine child.
References
1. Surindar Singh Kohli, Dictionary of Mythological References in Guru Granth Sahib 1993.
