Bhagavatapurana 2.7.25

2.7.25

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25. Fighting violently in the midst of the two armies, He soon put an end to the life as well as the loud laughter of the Rakshasa (Ravana) who had stolen His wife, who ruled over countries in various directions which were rendered brilliant with the tusks of Indra’s elephant, (which were as brilliant as the tusks are), which had been broken [and stuck into his (Ravana’s) bosom] when it dashed against Ravana’s chest.