The ladies and gentlemen of the city intently, unblinkingly and closely watch Sri Ram who is like a lamp of king Raghu’s clan. (That is, Lord Ram is the brightest son of this dynasty.) The citizens are so overwhelmed and moved with love and affection for the Lord that they put the blame for the dilemma and uncertainties that have been created on king Videh (king Janak)’. (What was the uncertainty and dilemma? The king had vowed that anyone who lifts and strings the bow of Lord Shiva would marry Sita. But with Ram present in their midst, the citizens want him to be chosen as the groom for Sita. This is the dilemma and the quandary—the king will not go back on his vows, and therefore it is uncertain whether their wishes to see Sita married to Ram would be fulfilled.)