The Malhotra Justice Act changed India.
But the world was still watching.
Videos of Anaya's old court speeches went viral again.
Kabir's articles were translated into many languages.
Arjun was invited to speak at the United Nations.
He stood in front of flags from every nation and said:
My grandfather hid money.
My mother fought power.
But injustice is global.
He proposed a new idea:
The Global Justice Trust
A fund where:
✔ Rich nations help poor nations fight corruption
✔ Journalists are protected worldwide
✔ Judges are trained without political control
✔ Victims of corporate crimes get legal help
Some leaders clapped.
Some looked uncomfortable.
Because truth does that.
Soon, scandals broke in other countries.
In Africa, a diamond company collapsed.
In South America, a drug-funded bank shut down.
In Europe, a politician resigned.
All linked to the same pattern:
Money buying silence.
Arjun felt the pressure again.
Threat emails.
Fake news abroad.
Cyber-attacks on Trust servers.
One night, he sat under the neem tree and whispered:
Ma… how did you carry this?
His daughter, Ishita, sat beside him.
Because she believed, Ishita said.
And so do I.
Ishita studied international law.
Not for fame…
but for fire.
Arjun realized:
The Malhotra legacy had crossed blood.
It had crossed borders.
In law schools worldwide, a new subject appeared:
Wealth vs. Ethics: The Malhotra Case Studies.
And children in villages still said:
There was a secret billionaire…
who made the rich afraid.
But now, the ending was different:
There are many now.
Not rich in money…
But rich in courage.