Shloka 5.21.14
सीताया रावणं प्रति धर्मोपदेशः (Sita’s Dharmic Admonition to Ravana)
एवं त्वां पापकर्माणं वक्ष्यन्ति निकृता जनाः।।।।दिष्ट्यैतद्व्यसनं प्राप्तो रौद्र इत्येव हर्षिताः।
evaṃ tvāṃ pāpakarmāṇaṃ vakṣyanti nikṛtā janāḥ | diṣṭyaitad vyasanaṃ prāpto raudra ity eva harṣitāḥ ||
Thus will those you have wronged and humiliated speak of you: “At last, that cruel and wrathful sinner has met his calamity,” and they will rejoice.
"Seeing you, getting ruined this way for your sin, those who were angry with you for their humiliation in your hands will feel glad and say 'Luckily this terrible fellow has met with his doom' .
Adharma brings public censure and inevitable ruin; wrongdoing (pāpa-karma) culminates in suffering (vyasana), and society recognizes the moral consequence.
In Aśoka-vana, Sītā rejects Rāvaṇa and warns him that his oppressive actions will end in calamity, which even his victims will celebrate as justice.
Sītā’s moral clarity and fearlessness: she speaks satya (truth) about karma and consequence even while threatened.