Clarification to rumours on Draupadi

We all know about Draupadi - the incarnation of Kali. Well I need to tell that I'm getting really cheap rumours about her. In this blog I'm going to give a clarification of each rumour.

First I got rumours about Draupadi falling for Krishna. How can she fall in love with Krishna, who is like a brother to her? If she was in love with him, she would never tie him a rakhi. I also read that some people are saying Draupadi willingly got physical with Krishna. I mean why will Krishna cheat his besties - Pandavas? That Krishna who taught us what friendship is.

Next I got rumours that she loved Karna because he protected her from Vasuki. First of all Karna was the one who called her a whore and because of him Duryodhana ordered Dusshasana to disrobe her and put her on his lap but thankfully she was saved by Krishna. Karna said such bitter things because she rejected him in her swayamvar. On the other hand Karna was happily married to Vrushali, Supriya (Uruvi) and Padmavati. Why would he have feelings for Draupadi? Why would Draupadi have feelings for Karna when she has protective Pandavas? Though she was disappointed by Yudhisthira to lose her in gambling, she was still devoted to him. And the biggest thing, Bheema was always there to protect her and destroy the people who had set bad eyes on her, so there was no need to feel less secure and fall for Karna.

The most horrible version is in 'Bheel Mahabharat' which talks about Vasuki raping her in front of Arjuna. She is an incarnation of Kali. Nobody can dare to rape her. Vasuki is the snake of Shiva. Why would he rape a lady who is an incarnation of his master's wife? Also to note that Krishna is always there to protect her.

Another thing to prove that the 'Bheel Mahabharat' version is fake. In one place it says that Vasuki kidnapped her before the exile period. On another hand it says that Karna saved her during the exile period where both apologized to each other and Karna apologized to her for calling her a slut. Now how's that logically possible?

I hope it's all clear now that Draupadi was faithful to the Pandavas - Yudhisthira, Bheema, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahdeva - the incarnations of Shiva himself.