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'Her Trips Defy Sources Of Income': Police On 'Spy' YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra Who Visited Pakistan
The case of social media influencer Jyoti Malhotra, who has been arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan, is a big example of how modern warfare does not necessarily mean fighting at the border, a senior police officer in Haryana's Hisar said.
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YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, Arrested For Spying For Pakistan, Went Viral For Obnoxious Reels In China Last Year
Jyoti Malhotra has been booked under charges of espionage along with five others.
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Who Is Jyoti Malhotra, Haryana Travel YouTuber Arrested Over Spying For Pakistan
Jyoti Malhotra had posted multiple videos and reels from Pakistan, showing her visit to Lahore's Anarkali Bazaar, Katas Raj Temple, and a bus journey across the country.
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"She Visited Pakistan To Shoot Videos": Father Of Travel YouTuber Arrested For Spying
Jyoti Malhotra was arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information and being in continuous contact with a Pakistani citizen.
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In Own Video, Proof Of 'Spy' YouTuber's Ties With Pak Official
Jyoti Malhotra, the travel YouTuber who has been arrested for spying for Pakistan, attended an Iftar dinner at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi last year and posted a video.
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Travel YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra Arrested For Spying For Pakistan
Jyoti Malhotra aka Jyoti Rani, who ran a travel account on YouTube called 'Travel With Jo', has been arrested from Hisar in Haryana for sharing Indian military information with Pakistan, police said on Saturday.
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Opinion: Modi Government Under Pressure To Prove It Can Handle Pak
The BJP has been vocal in recent years in charging the Congress and the UPA with being "easygoing" on Pakistan. The time has now come for the ruling BJP to pull a real solution out of the bag.
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Opinion: Pak's Action Against Hafiz Saeed To Placate Trump - And China
On Monday night in Lahore, soon after Hafiz Saeed was placed under "preventive detention" at his Jamaat-ud-Dawa charity office, he called a press conference and accused Narendra Modi and Donald Trump of putting pressure on the Pakistan government to take action against him, then drove off home in his own car. That was when his house was declared a ...
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Opinion: Pak-Russia-China Get Closer. What That Means For India
Just when it seemed new, possible alignments were emerging on the international stage towards the end of 2016, possibly to distract from India's renewed obsession with domestic matters such as demonetisation, US president-elect Donald Trump has spun the wheel in a different direction, calling up old enemies to possibly assist with challenging new o...
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Opinion: Awe Of Surgical Strikes Apart, Modi Needs New Pak Policy
With Nagrota comes the realization that the collusion of terror between the Pakistani "deep state" (the army and the ISI) and anti-India jihadist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed operating inside Pakistan is too deep for it to be dismantled by an occasional terror strike under the cover of night and for the purpose of soothi...
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Opinion: PM Modi's SAARC Boycott Is Effective, Intelligent Move Against Pak
If India had been the only country to opt out of the SAARC summit, the Pakistanis in particular and the world in general would have been tempted to put it down to a revengeful decision by the Prime Minister.
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Opinion: Rajnath Singh's Speech Is Everywhere. Pak Didn't Succeed.
The PM got Singh to use the SAARC forum to make critical comments about Pakistan's continued use of terrorism as a weapon of diplomacy.
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Opinion: Signs Of China Embracing Pak More Tightly
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet again in just over a fortnight on the occasion of the BRICS summit in Goa on October 18, both sides will be closely watching for signs of greater mutual understanding and mutual accommodation on issues that have evaded resolution for some time.
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Opinion: In Siding With Pak On Kashmir, China's Clear Message To India
India and China seem to be hitting a downward spiral, with China not-so-subtly warning India that it could take Pakistan's side in the Kashmir dispute, especially if relations deteriorate to the point that Beijing feels it continues to be challenged by Delhi in the wake of the debacle at the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
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Opinion: India-Pak Match Tonight Is Key To PM Modi's Policy
If India beats Pakistan tonight, March 19, at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, it would have avenged itself for the Pathankot attacks.
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'Her Trips Defy Sources Of Income': Police On 'Spy' YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra Who Visited Pakistan
The case of social media influencer Jyoti Malhotra, who has been arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan, is a big example of how modern warfare does not necessarily mean fighting at the border, a senior police officer in Haryana's Hisar said.
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YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, Arrested For Spying For Pakistan, Went Viral For Obnoxious Reels In China Last Year
Jyoti Malhotra has been booked under charges of espionage along with five others.
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Who Is Jyoti Malhotra, Haryana Travel YouTuber Arrested Over Spying For Pakistan
Jyoti Malhotra had posted multiple videos and reels from Pakistan, showing her visit to Lahore's Anarkali Bazaar, Katas Raj Temple, and a bus journey across the country.
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"She Visited Pakistan To Shoot Videos": Father Of Travel YouTuber Arrested For Spying
Jyoti Malhotra was arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information and being in continuous contact with a Pakistani citizen.
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In Own Video, Proof Of 'Spy' YouTuber's Ties With Pak Official
Jyoti Malhotra, the travel YouTuber who has been arrested for spying for Pakistan, attended an Iftar dinner at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi last year and posted a video.
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Travel YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra Arrested For Spying For Pakistan
Jyoti Malhotra aka Jyoti Rani, who ran a travel account on YouTube called 'Travel With Jo', has been arrested from Hisar in Haryana for sharing Indian military information with Pakistan, police said on Saturday.
-
Opinion: Modi Government Under Pressure To Prove It Can Handle Pak
The BJP has been vocal in recent years in charging the Congress and the UPA with being "easygoing" on Pakistan. The time has now come for the ruling BJP to pull a real solution out of the bag.
-
Opinion: Pak's Action Against Hafiz Saeed To Placate Trump - And China
On Monday night in Lahore, soon after Hafiz Saeed was placed under "preventive detention" at his Jamaat-ud-Dawa charity office, he called a press conference and accused Narendra Modi and Donald Trump of putting pressure on the Pakistan government to take action against him, then drove off home in his own car. That was when his house was declared a ...
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Opinion: Pak-Russia-China Get Closer. What That Means For India
Just when it seemed new, possible alignments were emerging on the international stage towards the end of 2016, possibly to distract from India's renewed obsession with domestic matters such as demonetisation, US president-elect Donald Trump has spun the wheel in a different direction, calling up old enemies to possibly assist with challenging new o...
-
Opinion: Awe Of Surgical Strikes Apart, Modi Needs New Pak Policy
With Nagrota comes the realization that the collusion of terror between the Pakistani "deep state" (the army and the ISI) and anti-India jihadist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammed operating inside Pakistan is too deep for it to be dismantled by an occasional terror strike under the cover of night and for the purpose of soothi...
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Opinion: PM Modi's SAARC Boycott Is Effective, Intelligent Move Against Pak
If India had been the only country to opt out of the SAARC summit, the Pakistanis in particular and the world in general would have been tempted to put it down to a revengeful decision by the Prime Minister.
-
Opinion: Rajnath Singh's Speech Is Everywhere. Pak Didn't Succeed.
The PM got Singh to use the SAARC forum to make critical comments about Pakistan's continued use of terrorism as a weapon of diplomacy.
-
Opinion: Signs Of China Embracing Pak More Tightly
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet again in just over a fortnight on the occasion of the BRICS summit in Goa on October 18, both sides will be closely watching for signs of greater mutual understanding and mutual accommodation on issues that have evaded resolution for some time.
-
Opinion: In Siding With Pak On Kashmir, China's Clear Message To India
India and China seem to be hitting a downward spiral, with China not-so-subtly warning India that it could take Pakistan's side in the Kashmir dispute, especially if relations deteriorate to the point that Beijing feels it continues to be challenged by Delhi in the wake of the debacle at the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
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Opinion: India-Pak Match Tonight Is Key To PM Modi's Policy
If India beats Pakistan tonight, March 19, at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata, it would have avenged itself for the Pathankot attacks.
