Bhagavatapurana 11.4.6

11.4.6

naiṣkarmya-lakṣaṇam uvāca cacāra karma % yo 'dyāpi cāsta ṛṣi-varya-niṣevitāṅghriḥ //

who taught and practiced action characterized by freedom from karmic reaction, / and whose feet even today are served by the foremost of sages.

11.4.6.p2

indro viśaṅkya mama dhāma jighṛkṣatīti $ kāmaṃ nyayuṅkta sa-gaṇaṃ sa badary-upākhyam &

Indra, fearing, “He desires to seize my domain,” / dispatched Kāma along with his retinue to the place called Badarī;

7. Suspecting that He (Narayana in the form of a Rishi) was aiming at his exalted position, Indra ordered Manmatha with his troops to disturb His tapas; and Manmatha went without knowing His greatness, to the place known as Badari attended by the company of Apsaras women, Vasanta and gentle breezes and hit him with the shafts of women's glances.

11.4.6.p3

indro viśaṅkya mama dhāma jighṛkṣatīti $ kāmaṃ nyayuṅkta sa-gaṇaṃ sa badary-upākhyam &

Indra, fearing, “He desires to seize my domain,” / dispatched Kāma along with his retinue to the place called Badarī;