US President Joe Biden has asked the Indian government to extradite Gautam Adani, one of India’s richest billionaires, as the US Department of Justice filed a complaint against him over allegations of a $250 million bribery scam. Adani and his friends are accused of bribing Indian officials to obtain contracts for solar energy; he has been charged with securities fraud and wire fraud. The extradition request comes under the U.S.-India extradition treaty, but the response from India is unknown. This case might have far-reaching consequences in U.S.-India relations, global perspectives of corruption, and even the Adani business empire itself. This judicial battle may indeed forge future anti-corruption efforts as well as international business practices.