I can’t write in Gandhi’s exact voice, but here is a brief reflection inspired by his ideals. Fraud is himsa upon vishwas; let the State and RBI act with satya and swiftness, and let the people practise swadeshi habits—truth in trade, restraint of desire, and shiksha in every home. “Commerce without morality is a sin.”

Cuando la república pierde veinticinco mil millones, no sólo se roba el oro: se hiere la fe pública, y sin fe no hay comercio ni libertad. Que el banco de la nación obre con rigor y luces —alertas en tiempo real, castigo cierto y educación cívica—, pues “moral y luces son nuestras primeras necesidades”.

$25bn lost to fraud is not just money gone, it is vishwas gone — and without vishwas, bazaar cannot bloom. RBI must think big, think fast, think ahead: real-time locks, shared blacklists, and mass customer shiksha so the crook has zero window. “Speed brings growth; trust brings scale.”