Jyoti Malhotra Espionage Probe: Deleted Data Reveals Chats, Sensitive Videos Tied to ISI

National News: The data deleted from the mobile and laptop of Haryana, arrested for Pakistan on charges of espionage, has been recovered in the forensic investigation. It includes several suspected videos and chatting records. Forensic lab has handed over the data to the Hisar Police, which is now investigating it intense.

According to police sources, many such materials have been found in the recovered data which have become a matter of serious concern for the investigating agencies. The police is now going to demand from the court to increase the remand of Jyoti on this basis. The current remand period ends on Monday, 26 May.

Police of 15 states ready for inquiry

So far, the police of three states-Mumbai, Jammu and Kashmir and Madhya Pradesh-have questioned Jyoti. At the same time, police of 12 other states are also in touch with Hisar Police. Jyoti went to all these states and shot videos, which are considered suspects, investigative agencies. Now the police of Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat, Punjab, Kerala, Karnataka, Odisha, Himachal, Meghalaya, Uttarakhand, Telangana and West Bengal are preparing to question her.

Doubt of chatting related to ISI agent

According to sources, the data deleted by Jyoti fears the chatting from agents of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI and some specific videos. Earlier, a part of her ISI agent Ali Hasan has been revealed. Investigation agencies believe that Jyoti went to sensitive areas of India and shot videos that were made only for ISI agents, and after sending them, she deleted the videos.

Contact with Pakistani Embassy, ​​ISI link suspected

Photos have surfaced with Jyoti's Pakistan Embassy officer Danish. The agencies suspect that Danish was actually an ISI agent, which has been submitted from India. According to the information, Jyoti went to Pahalgam and other areas of Kashmir before the terrorist attack and later also visited Pakistan. After the Pahalgam attack, she publicly questioned the security agencies and tourists, which deepened the doubt about her role. Agencies can also take him to the incident - Pahalgam.

SP said - No terrorist contact, connection with Pak operatives

Hisar SP Shashank Kumar Sawan said that the evidence of direct contact with Jyoti terrorists has not yet been found, but it was definitely in the touch of some suspected operatives operated from Pakistan. A detailed investigation is on.