The link between a retired Pakistani police sub-inspector and Indian YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, who has been accused of espionage, has come to light. Jyoti was in contact with retired sub-inspector Nasir Dhillo from Pakistan. Jyoti even collaborated on a podcast with Nasir. Their encounter took place in Pakistan. Agencies report that Nasir, after retiring from the police force, runs his own YouTube channel, while allegedly acquiring confidential military information from Indian YouTubers at the ISA and Pakistani army's behest.
Nasir would first build friendships with Indian YouTubers, introduce them to ISI agents, and then assign them espionage tasks. Evidence of Nasir's ties with an individual named Danish has also been uncovered by investigative agencies. A podcaster questioned Nasir Dhillo about allegations of being an ISI agent, to which Nasir responded with laughter.
Source: aajtak
Nasir Dhillo, a retired sub-inspector of the Pakistani police, now runs his own YouTube channel. According to clues obtained by investigative agencies, Nasir made friends with Indian YouTubers through his channel and other platforms, introducing them to ISI agents. Subsequently, they were tasked with espionage activities. In a podcast, Nasir laughed off accusations of being an ISI agent, yet ongoing investigations have reinforced evidence against him.
Also Read: Another Pakistani Spy Caught by Punjab Police - Linkage to Jyoti Malhotra and Pakistan High Commission
The arrest of Jasbir Singh from Punjab has further disclosed Nasir Dhillo's involvement. During interrogation, Jasbir revealed Nasir facilitated his meeting with ISI officials in Lahore, integrating him into Pakistan's intelligence network.
Jasbir also disclosed that Nasir introduced him to Indian YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, who spent about ten days with him in Lahore. Moreover, a person named Danish is involved, assigning espionage tasks to YouTubers and inviting them as guests at the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi. The investigation into individuals like Nasir Dhillo, Danish, Jyoti Malhotra, and Jasbir Singh has intensified.
According to intelligence sources, this racket has been gathering covert information within India for years, relaying it to Pakistan. Agencies are harnessing technical and espionage resources to delve deeply into this case to prevent such activities. The government is also poised to take stringent action regarding this issue.
