When the sabara heard this, he thought: "Will I be cheated and deprived from the service to Sri Nila-Madhava. In this way he tied up his son-in-law and had him like that at home.

 

The sabara tied up Vidyapati because he was afraid to lose his adorable Deity.

After some time, however, since his daughter asked for the brahmana's liberation so many times, he permitted Vidyapati to go.

 

Vidyapati's wife taking away the ropes that tied him.

 

Immediately the king Indradyumna was informed about the great discovery. In great ecstasy, the king, with a lot of soldiers and servants, went to the place to be able to take Sri Nila Madhava with him. Of the seeds that Vidyapati took with him on his way, little plants had started to grow, so following the little road, the king could get to the place where he should find Nila Madhava.