Jyoti Malhotra Has ‘No Regrets’ About Communicating With Pak Amid Serious Allegations In Espionage Case: Reports
Jyoti Malhotra has been sent to Police remand by the Hisar High Court. Read on for more.
The recent case of 11 suspects being arrested for alleged espionage activities from across the country. However, among them, it’s Indian YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra’s case that has got everyone’s attention. She was recently sent to police remand for 4 days and is being interrogated for alleged spy activities. As per the latest updates, Jyoti has said that she holds no regrets. Read on to know more.
What Did Jyoti Malhotra Say During Police Interrogation?
Jyoti Malhotra is a 33-year-old Indian YouTuber who allegedly had contacts with Pakistani officials and is also accused of sharing sensitive information. However, as per the latest updates, during the interrogation, Jyoti has reportedly shown no remorse or regret after the strong espionage allegations that she is currently facing. As per a Financial Express report, Jyoti Malhotra showed no remorse and is also of the opinion that she had not done anything wrong.
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A few days back, the Hisar Police had stated that the suspect had confessed to having direct contact with a man, a Pakistani official working at the High Commission, New Delhi. However, the police also said that they have not found any substantial information to prove her links with any terror organisation. The police have also discovered a diary which also had a description of her Pakistan visit. The YouTuber had described the country and also her feelings of meeting with her subscribers.
The police are also looking into the financial transactions and bank accounts closely for any kind of suspicious activities. Jyoti Malhotra is currently under the custody of the Hisar police. The father of Jyoti Malhotra has also claimed that he could not meet his daughter after getting misinformation about the court timings, as per the report.
First Published: May 23, 2025 5:19 PM
