‘Spy' Jyoti Malhotra seen with armed men in Pak in Scottish vlogger's video
Haryana-based YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, who was arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan, was seen walking through a market in Lahore accompanied by armed men, according to a video shared by a Scottish vlogger.The video, shot by travel vlogger Kalum Abroad, shows him exploring the busy Anarkali Bazaar in Lahore. Kalum points out several men in green uniforms carrying what he claims are AK-47 rifles. A few moments later, Jyoti Malhotra appears in the frame and briefly interacts with him.advertisementThroughout their conversation, the armed men can be seen standing close to Jyoti, closely monitoring the surroundings.
'I can see the two guys in front of me holding AKs. In fact, there's four people. In fact, there's four people holding AKs. There's four guys walking in front of me with AKs which is common here in Pakistan. You see a lot of guns in Pakistan,' the vlogger says in the video.Jyoti was seen asking the Scottish vlogger how he felt about Pakistan, to which he responded, 'Pakistan Zindabad'. Jyoti replied, 'That's great'.She then asked him if he had ever visited India. The vlogger also asked Jyoti what she thought of Pakistan's hospitality. She replied, 'It's great, and I'm loving it'.After their conversation, the vlogger remarked, 'So, the Indian girl, she's with the group surrounded by security. I don't know why there's a need for so many guns'.advertisementJyoti Malhotra was among the 12 people arrested from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh over the past three weeks on suspicion of espionage, with investigators suspecting the presence of a Pakistan-linked spy network operating in North India.She was remanded to judicial custody on Monday after the end of her police remand.Tune InMust Watch
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