After the Mahabharata war, a furious Rukmini questioned Krishna, "Why did you support the killing of righteous men like Dronacharya and Bhishma?"Krishna replied, "Though they lived righteously, one sin overshadowed all their virtues. During Draupadi's humiliation in the royal court, both were present and, despite being elder and wise, they did nothing to stop it. This inaction made their other virtues insignificant."When Rukmini asked about Karna, Krishna explained, "Karna was known for his generosity, but when the wounded Abhimanyu asked him for water, he refused. This act nullified all his good deeds, leading to his downfall."The message is clear: witnessing wrongdoing and doing nothing makes us equally guilty. Ignoring the suffering of others, especially when we can help, is a sin.