Jyoti Malhotra said- ‘Good people in Pakistan, safe for girls’, sister Heera shared videos

Jyoti Malhotra Spy Case: Jyoti Malhotra’s Pakistani sister Heera Batul, arrested on charges of espionage for Pakistan, has shared a video clip of Geo News. In this, Jyoti Malhotra is calling Pakistan the safest place for girls. This video is now becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the video shared by Heera Batul on Instagram, Jyoti is saying, “I can definitely say that the lonely girl’s coming to Pakistan is absolutely safe. I have come here for the second time, I get to see people everywhere everywhere.” A few months ago, Jyoti-Heera met Heera and Jyoti met a few months ago, when Jyoti went to Pakistan. During that time, both of them were calling each other a sister in a post on social media. Pakistani journalist and social media influencer Hira Batul opposed Jyoti’s arrest. Jyoti attended the Iftar party held at Pakistan High Commission, where she met Ahsan-ur-Rahim alias Danish, an officer working at the Pakistani Embassy. It was Danish who made arrangements for Jyoti stay in Pakistan. After this Jyoti met Ali Ahsan. Ali introduced Jyoti to Pakistani security officers like Shakir and Rana Shahbaz. Jyoti was in touch with ISI agents, tell me that Jyoti is a resident of Haryana and is a famous YouTuber. He has been accused of sharing sensitive information from intelligence agency ISI. It is alleged that Jyoti was also in touch with ISI agents and was sharing important information. Jyoti has gone to Pakistan thrice so far. The investigating agencies are engaged in getting more information about Jyoti and her close ones. What did Jyoti’s father say? Here, Jyoti’s father says that his daughter is innocent. According to the father, Jyoti used to talk to her friend in Pakistan. He also informed that the police have taken laptops, three mobile phones, FD papers and copies of bank account for investigation. Also read- ISI’s big conspiracy in Delhi failed! Two Pakistani detectives Ansarul and Akhlaq arrested, training found in Rawalpindi

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