Bhagavatapurana 5.6.10

5.6.10

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yena ha vāva kalau manujāpasadā deva-māyā-mohitāḥ sva-vidhi-niyoga-śauca-cāritra-vihīnā deva-helanāny apavratāni nija-nijecchayā gṛhṇānā asnānānācamanāśauca-keśolluñcanādīni kalinādharma-bahulenopahata-dhiyo brahma-brāhmaṇa-yajña-puruṣa-loka-vidūṣakāḥ prāyeṇa bhaviṣyanti //

10. That King (thus behaving) in the Age of Kali, degraded men deluded by the power of God, destitute of the cleanliness and conduct enjoined upon them by their own laws, and according to their whim given to deriding (taking at their own will to the derision of)

the gods and observing wicked vows, as well as to the neglect of bathing, achamana, pollution, the cutting of hair and the like, with their understanding spoilt by Kali prolific of unrighteousness—they will always condemn the Vedas, Brahmans, sacrifices, sacrificial fire and the world in general.