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Travel influencer or spy? India arrests YouTuber over 'suspicious' trips to Pakistan
A popular Indian travel vlogger has been arrested on suspicion of passing information to an operative of Pakistan's spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
Jyoti Malhotra, a 33-year-old travel influencer from the northern Indian state of Haryana, allegedly travelled to Pakistan multiple times, most recently in March 2025.
Police claim she was in contact with a Pakistan High Commission official who was expelled from India earlier this month.
Hisar Superintendent of Police Shashank, Kumar Sawan, confirmed to the ABC that the man, identified as Ehsan-ur-Rahim, is known to Indian intelligence agencies.
The diplomat was expelled for "activities not in keeping with his official status".
Ms Malhotra first met Mr Rahim in 2023 when she visited the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi to obtain a visa, police say.
Investigators allege the pair exchanged phone numbers and remained in contact.
Mr Rahim is said to have helped arrange her travel and accommodation in Pakistan and introduced her to a network that included Pakistani and Italian security officials.
It's alleged she continued engaging with them via WhatsApp, Snapchat, and Telegram.
Authorities are scouring her devices and financial records, but Superintendent Sawan conceded no concrete evidence of espionage has yet been found.
'My daughter is totally innocent'
Her father, Harish Malhotra, has denied the allegations, insisting his daughter had travelled legally and done nothing wrong.
"My daughter is totally innocent," he told the ABC from their home in Hisar.
"This is a mistake and she'll be freed, mark my words."
In a formal statement, police alleged Ms Malhotra "has committed a crime by endangering the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India".
She is accused of "carrying out suspicious activities and exchanging Indian intelligence information with a citizen of enemy country Pakistan, who has been declared persona-non-grata by the government of India on charges of espionage".
With 377,000 subscribers on YouTube and over 133,000 followers on Instagram, Ms Malhotra built a following by documenting her travels across countries including India, Bangladesh, China, Thailand, the UAE and Indonesia.
Her most popular content features her visits to Pakistan, where she filmed Hindu and Sikh temples, bustling bazaars, and daily life as an Indian woman abroad, some of those videos have drawn millions of views.
Her Instagram account has since been taken down.
Police probe Jyoti's income
Police have raised questions about how Ms Malhotra funded her frequent international travel, given her modest background.
Ms Malhotra, who does not appear to have income outside YouTube, lives with her father and uncle.
Her father told the ABC the family survives on a small monthly pension of around $270 provided to his disabled brother.
"We are analysing all her financial transactions … her travel details defy her known source of income," Superintendent Sawan said.
He alleged Ms Malhotra was being groomed as an asset, and claimed other Indian influencers are also suspected of alleged links with Pakistani intelligence operatives.
"Young people fall in such traps chasing views and likes, and they don't understand what the national and international ramifications are," Superintendent Sawan said during a press conference.
"Modern warfare isn't just at the border — it also includes meeting with influencers and pushing their narrative and distorting their image through this soft power."
Ms Malhotra is currently in remand and is being investigated under several charges including for breaching the Official Secrets Act.
Her hometown of Hisar is considered a strategic military hub.
While police admit she had no access to military or classified material, Superintendent Sawan said: "In the current context you cannot share information with your enemy."
Indian police crack down after skirmishes
So far, Ms Malhotra has cooperated with investigators, a police spokesperson told the ABC.
Police say she remained in contact with Mr Rahim between 2023 and 2025, including during "Operation Sindoor," India's cross-border strikes targeting what it called "terrorist infrastructure" in Pakistan.
That operation followed the April 22 massacre of 26 civilians, mostly Hindus, in Indian-controlled Kashmir, an attack India blamed on Pakistan-based militants. Pakistan denies any involvement.
After four days of deadly clashes, a ceasefire was announced on May 10, brokered by US President Donald Trump.
Ms Malhotra's arrest comes amid a wider crackdown.
Photo shows An Indian border guard raises his hand in a gesture indicating stop to a car with two women in the back.
Following a deadly militant attack, Pakistan and India have hit each other with a range of tough measures including cancelling visas, which has left families separated and wondering when they will be able to reunite.
At least 14 people have been detained across India in recent weeks on suspicion of spying or leaking sensitive information to Pakistan.
Authorities say surveillance efforts were intensified after the Kashmir attack, amid fears of deeper infiltration.
Earlier this week, a second Pakistani official was asked to leave India within 24 hours for "indulging in activities not consistent with his official status".
The mission's most senior ranking diplomat was also asked to ensure that none of his staff "misuse their privileges and status in any manner".
The Pakistan High Commission is yet to respond to ABC enquiries about both matters.
www.abc.net.au
A popular Indian travel vlogger has been arrested on suspicion of passing information to an operative of Pakistan's spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
Jyoti Malhotra, a 33-year-old travel influencer from the northern Indian state of Haryana, allegedly travelled to Pakistan multiple times, most recently in March 2025.
Police claim she was in contact with a Pakistan High Commission official who was expelled from India earlier this month.
Hisar Superintendent of Police Shashank, Kumar Sawan, confirmed to the ABC that the man, identified as Ehsan-ur-Rahim, is known to Indian intelligence agencies.
The diplomat was expelled for "activities not in keeping with his official status".
Ms Malhotra first met Mr Rahim in 2023 when she visited the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi to obtain a visa, police say.
Investigators allege the pair exchanged phone numbers and remained in contact.
Mr Rahim is said to have helped arrange her travel and accommodation in Pakistan and introduced her to a network that included Pakistani and Italian security officials.
It's alleged she continued engaging with them via WhatsApp, Snapchat, and Telegram.
Authorities are scouring her devices and financial records, but Superintendent Sawan conceded no concrete evidence of espionage has yet been found.
'My daughter is totally innocent'
Her father, Harish Malhotra, has denied the allegations, insisting his daughter had travelled legally and done nothing wrong.
"My daughter is totally innocent," he told the ABC from their home in Hisar.
"This is a mistake and she'll be freed, mark my words."
In a formal statement, police alleged Ms Malhotra "has committed a crime by endangering the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India".
She is accused of "carrying out suspicious activities and exchanging Indian intelligence information with a citizen of enemy country Pakistan, who has been declared persona-non-grata by the government of India on charges of espionage".
With 377,000 subscribers on YouTube and over 133,000 followers on Instagram, Ms Malhotra built a following by documenting her travels across countries including India, Bangladesh, China, Thailand, the UAE and Indonesia.
Her most popular content features her visits to Pakistan, where she filmed Hindu and Sikh temples, bustling bazaars, and daily life as an Indian woman abroad, some of those videos have drawn millions of views.
Her Instagram account has since been taken down.
Police probe Jyoti's income
Police have raised questions about how Ms Malhotra funded her frequent international travel, given her modest background.
Ms Malhotra, who does not appear to have income outside YouTube, lives with her father and uncle.
Her father told the ABC the family survives on a small monthly pension of around $270 provided to his disabled brother.
"We are analysing all her financial transactions … her travel details defy her known source of income," Superintendent Sawan said.
He alleged Ms Malhotra was being groomed as an asset, and claimed other Indian influencers are also suspected of alleged links with Pakistani intelligence operatives.
"Young people fall in such traps chasing views and likes, and they don't understand what the national and international ramifications are," Superintendent Sawan said during a press conference.
"Modern warfare isn't just at the border — it also includes meeting with influencers and pushing their narrative and distorting their image through this soft power."
Ms Malhotra is currently in remand and is being investigated under several charges including for breaching the Official Secrets Act.
Her hometown of Hisar is considered a strategic military hub.
While police admit she had no access to military or classified material, Superintendent Sawan said: "In the current context you cannot share information with your enemy."
Indian police crack down after skirmishes
So far, Ms Malhotra has cooperated with investigators, a police spokesperson told the ABC.
Police say she remained in contact with Mr Rahim between 2023 and 2025, including during "Operation Sindoor," India's cross-border strikes targeting what it called "terrorist infrastructure" in Pakistan.
That operation followed the April 22 massacre of 26 civilians, mostly Hindus, in Indian-controlled Kashmir, an attack India blamed on Pakistan-based militants. Pakistan denies any involvement.
After four days of deadly clashes, a ceasefire was announced on May 10, brokered by US President Donald Trump.
Ms Malhotra's arrest comes amid a wider crackdown.
Photo shows An Indian border guard raises his hand in a gesture indicating stop to a car with two women in the back.
Following a deadly militant attack, Pakistan and India have hit each other with a range of tough measures including cancelling visas, which has left families separated and wondering when they will be able to reunite.
At least 14 people have been detained across India in recent weeks on suspicion of spying or leaking sensitive information to Pakistan.
Authorities say surveillance efforts were intensified after the Kashmir attack, amid fears of deeper infiltration.
Earlier this week, a second Pakistani official was asked to leave India within 24 hours for "indulging in activities not consistent with his official status".
The mission's most senior ranking diplomat was also asked to ensure that none of his staff "misuse their privileges and status in any manner".
The Pakistan High Commission is yet to respond to ABC enquiries about both matters.
The influencer, the spy and the secret messages: Indian vlogger arrested
Jyoti Malhotra was detained on suspicion of being "groomed" by a Pakistani agent known as "Danish", but the influencer's father insists she's innocent.
www.abc.net.au
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Such a disgusting sick society India is becoming, just another doing of the Balkan route for India. Those miserable bhakt bunch really can't stand a sight of Pakistan or hear anything positive about Pakistan 
the moment it's a Muslim and/or Pakistani, they lose their sleep over it. Those clowns even came up with the idiotic terms like "love jihad"
the moment it's a Muslim and/or Pakistani, they lose their sleep over it. Those clowns even came up with the idiotic terms like "love jihad"
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"Sensible Indians ko Bharat ka saath denay ke bajae... Bharat par he hamla karna shuro kar diya!!!..." :Modi beggar
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Most of the bloggers who visit Pakistan get a real wake up call because Indian government and media has spun some crazy lies about Pakistan.
Even on this forum many Indians who burn cows dropping for fuel talk about Pakistanis economy.
When they see many areas of Pakistan on YouTube they are very surprised.
It won't be long till all of these bloggers are banned under Modi government media ban.
Even on this forum many Indians who burn cows dropping for fuel talk about Pakistanis economy.
When they see many areas of Pakistan on YouTube they are very surprised.
It won't be long till all of these bloggers are banned under Modi government media ban.
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How did a YouTuber gain access to sensitive information about India, and what exactly was disclosed?
Unfortunately, this seems to be drama, she's being used as a scapegoat for the failures of Indian intelligence and security.
Unfortunately, this seems to be drama, she's being used as a scapegoat for the failures of Indian intelligence and security.
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Two evil regimes hurting their own citizens to stay in power
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Let's face it, you guys believe anything they tell you. I bet you celebrated when they told you they took Islamabad,Lahore and Karachi.Bro if RAW take me than I'll exposed all the Pakistan fake Propaganda and first one will my friend you because most of the misinformation/ fake news are/ were started by you here.
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India hit 9 Pak terror sites.
India hit several Pak air bases. Strikes were limited, but damage visible.
India destroyed Pak air defences and assets.
Pak could not stop or avenge.
Pak called India and sued for peace.
Therefore, Pakistan won the war. Congratulations
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And don't forget they also took Islamabad and LahoreIndia hit 9 Pak terror sites.
India hit several Pak air bases. Strikes were limited, but damage visible.
India destroyed Pak air defences and assets.
Pak could not stop or avenge.
Pak called India and sued for peace.
Therefore, Pakistan won the war. Congratulations
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DO NOT MISS KARACHI PORT PLEASE....And don't forget they also took Islamabad and Lahore
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Oh yes. I forgot. Has the occupation ended yet? @Devadwal
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also India eliminated 100 terrorists that nobody in India has a list of and one of the terrorists attended his own funeral the very next day perfect plot for a Bollywood movie with a twist of a perfect hindu incarnation concept
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Have the officials explained what these so called 'anti-India' activities are ?
No. She praised the Osama fan
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I dont blame jyoti tbh. She probably saw a cleaner, more beautiful country like all other vloggers that visit both, prolly fell in love with the place and seeing a pakistani man after living amongst bhakts, no wonder she fell in love. Sad to label her a traitor tho. I dont think she was.
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76 in Assam alone , this is SS level purge.
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Assam Crackdown: 3 More 'Pakistan Sympathisers' Arrested, Total Reaches 76
Security Update: Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma confirms three new arrests in the state’s crackdown on 'Pakistan sympathisers' following the Pahalgam terror attack, raising the total to 76.
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She told them about the best South Indian restaurant in North India that serves Masala Dosa, and the best restaurant in South India where you can find Chole Bhature and Amritsari Kulcha.
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All these andhbhakts and godi media followers believe that Pakistan is a poor country where everyone is queuing up for free atta, while in India, according to Modi, over 80 crore people receive free ration from the government.
Even today, despite having access to YouTube and travel vlogs that show a more nuanced picture of Pakistan, they refuse to broaden their perspective and blindly consume whatever the godi media feeds them.
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That’s just your delusion mate. Firstly she was invited at behest of Pak embassy so obviously they are not going to show her the inbred rat people (heard lot of inbreeding in Pak and overseas Pak diaspora) or crime areas of Karachi which is supposedly one of the most dangerous cities in the world
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Maybe Rawalpindi cantonement area and few posh areas of Lahore are clean, we have cantonment areas in every small town of India. I have seen pics and videos of Lahore, it looks like an average B or C center in India.
The average of delusion of Pakistanis amuses me. You do realize that we have corporate parks and nightlife areas which most overseas Pakistanis probably don’t even know in their own country lol as they seem more backward and away from mainstream society.
Oh by the way the toilets joke has run its course. There are 50-60 M Pakistanis without access to toilets where as India has been constantly fixing that issue even in rural areas.
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I think deep down they know because they are obsessed with pakistan so they must watch travelogues of the country.All these andhbhakts and godi media followers believe that Pakistan is a poor country where everyone is queuing up for free atta, while in India, according to Modi, over 80 crore people receive free ration from the government.
Even today, despite having access to YouTube and travel vlogs that show a more nuanced picture of Pakistan, they refuse to broaden their perspective and blindly consume whatever the godi media feeds them.
Indian celebrities walking out of their mumbai apartments look like someone stepped out of a trash low tier city. India is filthy.
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This is just desperation of the highest order. Apparently YouTubers had top level information on whaf we don't know.76 in Assam alone , this is SS level purge.
Assam Crackdown: 3 More 'Pakistan Sympathisers' Arrested, Total Reaches 76
Security Update: Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma confirms three new arrests in the state’s crackdown on 'Pakistan sympathisers' following the Pahalgam terror attack, raising the total to 76.
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Just like Pakistan, India also has many beautiful places to visit, but people mostly focus on cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. I haven't been to Bangalore, but I found Delhi and Mumbai to be underwhelming. There is a noticeable lack of civic sense in these cities. Chandigarh, on the other hand, is quite nice.
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YouTubers/ tourists can easily gather local intel without suspicion in sensitive areas. Why do you think “contractor” Kulbbushan Yadav was caught?This is just desperation of the highest order. Apparently YouTubers had top level information on whaf we don't know.
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Yes the Rohingya sheds in Delhi and Mumbai are an eyesore and also slums/ghettos inhabited by “Mughal descendants”Just like Pakistan, India also has many beautiful places to visit, but people mostly focus on cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore. I haven't been to Bangalore, but I found Delhi and Mumbai to be underwhelming. There is a noticeable lack of civic sense in these cities. Chandigarh, on the other hand, is quite nice.
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Kuch bhi!!! How about the terrorist incidents that kick started it. i heard rumors about what Ik dealt with in Jail during nighttime but looks like that has affected your ability to think lol. Direct connection looks like.So they will find weaknesses in the Rafale planes to allow them to be shot down
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Not all most, not most some: now figure it outYeah only muslims live in slums/ghettos. Waah re pendu.
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Yeah only muslims live in slums/ghettos. Waah re pendu.
Local.Dada comes up with some of the strangest takes. LOL.
Then again, most sanghis are like this. Low-IQ stuff.
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Started what? You guys have illegally denied the people of Kashmir the right to chose, you have killed 1000s and raped their women( Your own General admitted this). Just remind me again what terrorism you are on about.
The problem with you guys is not the terrorism but the desperation for revenge for a 1000 years of humiliation and this latest humiliation will just add to the frustration. Don't forget that the Junta has been fully backed by Modi and co.
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Indian police chief accused of spying for Pakistan before terror attack
Indian police chief accused of spying for Pakistan before terror attack
Arrested inspector ‘was based at Pahalgam’, the Kashmir tourist resort where gunmen killed 26
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ye to moye moye hogaya definitly inside job by the indians
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Local.Dada comes up with some of the strangest takes. LOL.
Then again, most sanghis are like this. Low-IQ stuff.
@Local.Dada’s reply to India’s stupidity is always the same, some Muslims are poor, IK is in jail.
Cow lynchings? IK is in jail.
Rafale falling out of the sky? Pakistani Muslims live in slums, IK is in jail.
You tell him you just used the bathroom? IK is in jail, I make more money than some Pakistani and Indian Muslims.
Man talks like he’s a walking billboard for brand name insecurity.
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These traitors should get hardest punishment. 0.5 front is biggest threat to national security.
Jaisalmer Man arrested by supplying sensitive information to Pakistan ISI
Shakur Khan r/o Bhagu ka Gaon, Jaisalmer, who had served as PA to Saleh Mohammad, Ex. Cabinet Minister, Rajasthan Government & Ex. MLA, Pokharan (Jaisalmer) has been booked by Rajasthan Police for sharing sensitive and secret information with Pakistan based and Pakistan High Commission, New Delhi based Intelligence Operatives (IOs).
Shakur Khan has been booked under Official Secrets Act (OSA) 1923, at Police Station, PHQ, Jaipur.
Shakur Khan was previously brought to the Police station for questioning but after being ascertained regarding his involvement in espionage activities, he was booked under OSA and arrested by Rajasthan Police today itself.
Jaisalmer Man arrested by supplying sensitive information to Pakistan ISI
Shakur Khan r/o Bhagu ka Gaon, Jaisalmer, who had served as PA to Saleh Mohammad, Ex. Cabinet Minister, Rajasthan Government & Ex. MLA, Pokharan (Jaisalmer) has been booked by Rajasthan Police for sharing sensitive and secret information with Pakistan based and Pakistan High Commission, New Delhi based Intelligence Operatives (IOs).
Shakur Khan has been booked under Official Secrets Act (OSA) 1923, at Police Station, PHQ, Jaipur.
Shakur Khan was previously brought to the Police station for questioning but after being ascertained regarding his involvement in espionage activities, he was booked under OSA and arrested by Rajasthan Police today itself.
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This Shakur khan, jyoti malhotra and an Indian chief have been accused so far so how can you blame pakistan when lot of your own people are involved?
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Indians are talking like they are DOODH K DHULLAY...
India also has RAW agents in Pakistan, don't they???
India also has RAW agents in Pakistan, don't they???
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12 suspected terrorists linked to Indian spy agency RAW arrested in Punjab raids: CTD
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LAHORE: In a major security-related development, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested 12 suspected terrorists allegedly linked to Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (Raw) in separate operations in major cities of Punjab, the agency said on Monday.
According to a Punjab CTD spokesperson, the arrests were made in Lahore, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur.
The spokesperson said that weapons, explosives and detonators were also recovered from the suspected Indian spy agency members. The CTD officials also seized photos and videos of sensitive locations and institutions, he added.
According to the spokesperson, the images, videos and location details included those of a madrassa (seminary) and a local festival were also recovered.
The suspects arrested from Lahore were identified as Sukh Deep Singh, Azmat, Faizan, Nabeel, Abrar, Usman and Sarfaraz, while the sole suspect arrested from Faisalabad was identified as Danish.
Meanwhile, those arrested from Bahawalpur were identified as Rajab, Hashim, Saqib and Arif.
The CTD described the arrested suspects as members of the terrorist group “Fitna al-Hindustan".
The spokesperson added that the arrests were made with the help of a Facebook ID operated from India by someone named Adil. He said that Singh, one of the arrested suspects, was born Christian and converted to another religion some time ago.
The spokesperson further revealed that the suspects were receiving heavy funding from Raw for organising terrorist activities in Pakistan. Cases have been registered against them and investigation is underway, as per the CTD.
Last month, Pakistan's law enforcement agencies arrested a fisherman working for Indian intelligence agencies to spy on Islamabad, according to ministers Information Minister Atta Tarar and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry said.
Addressing a presser in the federal capital on November 1, Information Minister Ataullah Tarar said that Ijaz Mallah was taken into custody by Indian authorities in September this year, before he was taken to an undisclosed location and was forced to do some task for them.
“He [Mallah] was offered bribe that he would be compensated and threatened with up to three years imprisonment if he did not comply. He was eventually released by Indian intelligence agencies and sent back to Pakistan with certain tasks," the minister added.
Tarar also said that the fisherman was instructed by Indian agencies to procure uniforms of the Pakistan Army, Navy, and Rangers, along with local SIM cards and phone bills, for espionage purposes.
@Rajdeep @cricketjoshila @Champ_Pal @JaDed @Devadwal @uppercut @Theanonymousone @straighttalk @Vikram1989 @RexRex @Varun @Romali_rotti @Bhaijaan @Cover Drive Six @rickroll @rpant_gabba, @Romali_rotti @kron @globetrotter
12 suspected terrorists linked to Indian spy agency RAW arrested in Punjab raids: CTD
Arrests made during separate operations in major cities of Punjab.Weapons, explosives and detonators recovered from suspects: CTD.Suspects had been gathering info of sensitive locations, institutions.LAHORE: In a major security-related...
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Suspects were receiving heavy funding from RAW for terrorist activities in Pakistan, says counter-terror dept
- Arrests made during separate operations in major cities of Punjab.
- Weapons, explosives and detonators recovered from suspects: CTD.
- Suspects had been gathering info of sensitive locations, institutions.
LAHORE: In a major security-related development, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested 12 suspected terrorists allegedly linked to Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (Raw) in separate operations in major cities of Punjab, the agency said on Monday.
According to a Punjab CTD spokesperson, the arrests were made in Lahore, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur.
The spokesperson said that weapons, explosives and detonators were also recovered from the suspected Indian spy agency members. The CTD officials also seized photos and videos of sensitive locations and institutions, he added.
According to the spokesperson, the images, videos and location details included those of a madrassa (seminary) and a local festival were also recovered.
The suspects arrested from Lahore were identified as Sukh Deep Singh, Azmat, Faizan, Nabeel, Abrar, Usman and Sarfaraz, while the sole suspect arrested from Faisalabad was identified as Danish.
Meanwhile, those arrested from Bahawalpur were identified as Rajab, Hashim, Saqib and Arif.
The CTD described the arrested suspects as members of the terrorist group “Fitna al-Hindustan".
The spokesperson added that the arrests were made with the help of a Facebook ID operated from India by someone named Adil. He said that Singh, one of the arrested suspects, was born Christian and converted to another religion some time ago.
The spokesperson further revealed that the suspects were receiving heavy funding from Raw for organising terrorist activities in Pakistan. Cases have been registered against them and investigation is underway, as per the CTD.
Last month, Pakistan's law enforcement agencies arrested a fisherman working for Indian intelligence agencies to spy on Islamabad, according to ministers Information Minister Atta Tarar and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry said.
Addressing a presser in the federal capital on November 1, Information Minister Ataullah Tarar said that Ijaz Mallah was taken into custody by Indian authorities in September this year, before he was taken to an undisclosed location and was forced to do some task for them.
“He [Mallah] was offered bribe that he would be compensated and threatened with up to three years imprisonment if he did not comply. He was eventually released by Indian intelligence agencies and sent back to Pakistan with certain tasks," the minister added.
Tarar also said that the fisherman was instructed by Indian agencies to procure uniforms of the Pakistan Army, Navy, and Rangers, along with local SIM cards and phone bills, for espionage purposes.
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12 suspected terrorists linked to Indian spy agency RAW arrested in Punjab raids: CTD
12 suspected terrorists linked to Indian spy agency RAW arrested in Punjab raids: CTD
Arrests made during separate operations in major cities of Punjab.Weapons, explosives and detonators recovered from suspects: CTD.Suspects had been gathering info of sensitive locations, institutions.LAHORE: In a major security-related...
Suspects were receiving heavy funding from RAW for terrorist activities in Pakistan, says counter-terror dept
- Arrests made during separate operations in major cities of Punjab.
- Weapons, explosives and detonators recovered from suspects: CTD.
- Suspects had been gathering info of sensitive locations, institutions.
LAHORE: In a major security-related development, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested 12 suspected terrorists allegedly linked to Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (Raw) in separate operations in major cities of Punjab, the agency said on Monday.
According to a Punjab CTD spokesperson, the arrests were made in Lahore, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur.
The spokesperson said that weapons, explosives and detonators were also recovered from the suspected Indian spy agency members. The CTD officials also seized photos and videos of sensitive locations and institutions, he added.
According to the spokesperson, the images, videos and location details included those of a madrassa (seminary) and a local festival were also recovered.
The suspects arrested from Lahore were identified as Sukh Deep Singh, Azmat, Faizan, Nabeel, Abrar, Usman and Sarfaraz, while the sole suspect arrested from Faisalabad was identified as Danish.
Meanwhile, those arrested from Bahawalpur were identified as Rajab, Hashim, Saqib and Arif.
The CTD described the arrested suspects as members of the terrorist group “Fitna al-Hindustan".
The spokesperson added that the arrests were made with the help of a Facebook ID operated from India by someone named Adil. He said that Singh, one of the arrested suspects, was born Christian and converted to another religion some time ago.
The spokesperson further revealed that the suspects were receiving heavy funding from Raw for organising terrorist activities in Pakistan. Cases have been registered against them and investigation is underway, as per the CTD.
Last month, Pakistan's law enforcement agencies arrested a fisherman working for Indian intelligence agencies to spy on Islamabad, according to ministers Information Minister Atta Tarar and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry said.
Addressing a presser in the federal capital on November 1, Information Minister Ataullah Tarar said that Ijaz Mallah was taken into custody by Indian authorities in September this year, before he was taken to an undisclosed location and was forced to do some task for them.
“He [Mallah] was offered bribe that he would be compensated and threatened with up to three years imprisonment if he did not comply. He was eventually released by Indian intelligence agencies and sent back to Pakistan with certain tasks," the minister added.
Tarar also said that the fisherman was instructed by Indian agencies to procure uniforms of the Pakistan Army, Navy, and Rangers, along with local SIM cards and phone bills, for espionage purposes.
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Awesome.
Hopefully they will provide some valuable information.
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What a surprise.12 suspected terrorists linked to Indian spy agency RAW arrested in Punjab raids: CTD
12 suspected terrorists linked to Indian spy agency RAW arrested in Punjab raids: CTD
Arrests made during separate operations in major cities of Punjab.Weapons, explosives and detonators recovered from suspects: CTD.Suspects had been gathering info of sensitive locations, institutions.LAHORE: In a major security-related...
Suspects were receiving heavy funding from RAW for terrorist activities in Pakistan, says counter-terror dept
- Arrests made during separate operations in major cities of Punjab.
- Weapons, explosives and detonators recovered from suspects: CTD.
- Suspects had been gathering info of sensitive locations, institutions.
LAHORE: In a major security-related development, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested 12 suspected terrorists allegedly linked to Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (Raw) in separate operations in major cities of Punjab, the agency said on Monday.
According to a Punjab CTD spokesperson, the arrests were made in Lahore, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur.
The spokesperson said that weapons, explosives and detonators were also recovered from the suspected Indian spy agency members. The CTD officials also seized photos and videos of sensitive locations and institutions, he added.
According to the spokesperson, the images, videos and location details included those of a madrassa (seminary) and a local festival were also recovered.
The suspects arrested from Lahore were identified as Sukh Deep Singh, Azmat, Faizan, Nabeel, Abrar, Usman and Sarfaraz, while the sole suspect arrested from Faisalabad was identified as Danish.
Meanwhile, those arrested from Bahawalpur were identified as Rajab, Hashim, Saqib and Arif.
The CTD described the arrested suspects as members of the terrorist group “Fitna al-Hindustan".
The spokesperson added that the arrests were made with the help of a Facebook ID operated from India by someone named Adil. He said that Singh, one of the arrested suspects, was born Christian and converted to another religion some time ago.
The spokesperson further revealed that the suspects were receiving heavy funding from Raw for organising terrorist activities in Pakistan. Cases have been registered against them and investigation is underway, as per the CTD.
Last month, Pakistan's law enforcement agencies arrested a fisherman working for Indian intelligence agencies to spy on Islamabad, according to ministers Information Minister Atta Tarar and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry said.
Addressing a presser in the federal capital on November 1, Information Minister Ataullah Tarar said that Ijaz Mallah was taken into custody by Indian authorities in September this year, before he was taken to an undisclosed location and was forced to do some task for them.
“He [Mallah] was offered bribe that he would be compensated and threatened with up to three years imprisonment if he did not comply. He was eventually released by Indian intelligence agencies and sent back to Pakistan with certain tasks," the minister added.
Tarar also said that the fisherman was instructed by Indian agencies to procure uniforms of the Pakistan Army, Navy, and Rangers, along with local SIM cards and phone bills, for espionage purposes.
@Rajdeep @cricketjoshila @Champ_Pal @JaDed @Devadwal @uppercut @Theanonymousone @straighttalk @Vikram1989 @RexRex @Varun @Romali_rotti @Bhaijaan @Cover Drive Six @rickroll @rpant_gabba, @Romali_rotti @kron @globetrotter
And they were associated with India???? No way!! Indians are the most moral people on earth!! Role model immigrants and defenders of human rights!
Can’t wait for Akshay Khanna to play one of these 12 “brave” men on the big screen…
oh wait.
