Youtuber Jyoti Malhotra
National News:The real script of Jyoti Malhotra, who creates smile, travel and trending content on YouTube, was to fool the security agencies of the country. A woman, who was identified as a glamorous content creator in reality, she was running a spying network within the country at the behest of Pakistan's intelligence agency. According to the police, the script of this entire mission was so well thought out that if there was no mistake, this conspiracy would have continued for a long time silently.
Jyoti Malhotra has a millions of views and thousands of followers but all this was just a 'digital curtain'. The real work was to send the location, movement and videos of the country's military bases to Pakistan. According to the police, there was a strategy behind every travel blog of Jyoti, which was decided by "Shakir alias Rana Shahbaz" sitting within Pakistan's intelligence agency. Jyoti used to save this person in her phone with the name 'Jat Randhawa' so that there would be no suspicion.
It all started with a simple visa appointment. When Jyoti first arrived at the Pakistani embassy in Delhi to go to Pakistan, she met an officer named 'Danish' and in ten minutes she made a decision that would breach the country's internal security. She wanted to live a luxurious life, and Danish turned her greed into a weapon.
Security agencies found that Jyoti used to send information about her missions through Telegram and Snapchat. These apps were chosen because the chats in them automatically disappear and tracking is extremely difficult. Not only this, before every task, Shakir used to give instructions about location, video angle, and even "who should not be seen".
Jyoti was not just an agent but also a recruiter. She included Armaan of Rajaka village in Mewat (Haryana) in her mission. Photos and videos of army depots, training bases and sensitive installations in Gurugram have been recovered from the data recovered from Armaan. According to the police, this is not only sensitive but also 'classified' level information, which could have greatly benefited the enemy country.
Jyoti and Armaan's mobile, laptop and cloud backup have been sent for forensic investigation. Police say that the deleted files will also be retrieved and these files are not just photos, but scripts to attack India's sovereignty.
Jyoti's case is not just an arrest, it is a sign of a new challenge where the war is no longer being fought on the border, but on broadband. The country's enemies are now attacking not with weapons but with hashtags and the spies hiding behind the glamour are now becoming the biggest test of the nation.
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