Lakshmana saw rama and sita suffering in forest despite their innocence. His anger reflected pain against injustice not self gain.
Even when furious Lakshmana always obeyed Ramas calming advice
Lakshmana was an incarnation of Adisesha, His duty was to serve and defend Lord Vishnu.
Whenever negative energy tried to undermine Rama, Lakshmana's anger served as an instrument of cosmic justice.
YES
Sahadeva
Even after knowing Kunti abandoned him at birth, Karna still treated her with respect.
Alex
His anger during Rama's exile period came from seeing king treated unfairly. He cannot tolerate insults or unfair treatment towards sitaram.
adwita
Lakshmana saw rama and sita suffering in forest despite their innocence. His anger reflected pain against injustice not self gain. Even when furious Lakshmana always obeyed Ramas calming advice
Snehasri
Lakshmana was an incarnation of Adisesha, His duty was to serve and defend Lord Vishnu. Whenever negative energy tried to undermine Rama, Lakshmana's anger served as an instrument of cosmic justice.
surya
When Surpanakha attempted to attack Sita in the forest, Lakshmana’s anger was a justified defense to protect his sister-in-law(Sita Mata)
NO
sowjanya
When Kaikeyi demands Rama's Exile, His harsh words against kaikeyi can be seen as crossing limts of respect.
Chandra
Scriptures often described anger as dangerous which not governed by wisdom. Prince trained in dharma expected to self control under pressure.
ganesh
If Rama had not calmed him repeatedly. Lakshmana's reactions might have caused violence with Ayodhya itself.
sandhya
When Kaikeyi demands Rama's Exile, His harsh words against kaikeyi can be seen as crossing limts of respect.