Mahabharata 6.84.34

6.84.34

tathaiva hi vadhārthāya putrāṇāṃ pāṇḍavo balī |
nūnaṃ jāto mahābāhuryathā hanti sma kauravān || 34 ||

Let him be slain.' Thus, O king, thy sons, those mighty bowmen, beholding their brothers slain, recollected those words beneficial and peaceful, that Vidura of great wisdom had spoken. Indeed, those words of the truthful Vidura are now being realised,--those beneficial words, O king, which, influenced by covetousness and folly as also by affection for thy sons, thou couldst not then understand. From the way in which that mighty armed hero is slaying the Kauravas, it seemeth that that mighty son of Pandu hath assuredly taken his birth for the destruction of thy sons.