Bhagavatapurana 10.65.25

10.65.25

sa ājuhāva yamunāṃ jala-krīḍārtham īśvaraḥ /
nijaṃ vākyam anādṛtya matta ity āpagāṃ balaḥ //

22. With wreaths of flowers and one (with one brilliant) ear-ring, intoxicated, adorned with a Vaijayanti garland, with his lotus-like face bright with smiles and decked with the dewy drops of sweat, he called upon Yamuna to be ready for his sport in water.

23. & 24. Bala in his intoxicated state thought that she did not mind his words and in anger dragged the Yamuna that did not obey him, with the point of his plough-share and said, “O sinful One, since thou indifferent to my call goest thine own way; I shall take thee into a hundred ways with the end of my plough-share.