Pakistani 'spy ring' busted, YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra at centre of espionage network
India Today's Super 6 focusses on a Pakistani 'spy ring' involving YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra. The 33-year-old influencer with over 3.2 lakh YouTube subscribers has been arrested for allegedly aiding Pakistani intelligence. Malhotra has visited Pakistan thrice since 2023 and is accused of sharing sensitive information under the guise of travel vlogging. The investigation has also led to the arrest of several others linked to Pakistani handlers.
While in Bengaluru, heavy rains led to severe waterlogging, raising questions about civic preparedness. A bomb plot in Hyderabad was foiled with two arrests, revealing links to an ISIS handler. Former US President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer. The BCCI clarified there have been no discussions yet on India's participation in the Asia Cup.
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