Woman YouTuber who has been arrested by the police
Police arrested a woman YouTuber from Hisar in Haryana for sending India’s intelligence information to Pakistan. The name of this woman YouTuber is Jyoti Rani. Jyoti Rani is accused of sending Pakistan’s confidential military information to Pakistan and was in touch with the Pakistan Intelligence Agency ISI. Let us know that the woman YouTuber Jyoti Rani went to Pakistan in the year 2023 in connection with the shoot of her YouTube channel “Travel with Joe”. Where he met an officer of Pakistan Embassy. The same officer introduced Jyoti Rani to ISI officials of Pakistan. After which she was constantly sending anti -India information to Pakistan.
YouTuber went to Pakistan for video shoot
YouTuber Jyoti Rani YouTube channel “Travel with Joe” has 3 lakh 77 thousand subscribers. She often goes outside the country for her video blogs. But when it went to Pakistan, it made contact with ISI itself and started working to give India’s intelligence information to their officials. When YouTuber Jyoti Rani went to Pakistan, she has also uploaded a video on her YouTube channel. Let us show you her video.
Another youth from Haryana arrested on charges of espionage
Here, a resident of a village in Kaithal, Haryana, has been arrested for allegedly informing the Pakistani Army and Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) during the recent India-Pakistan struggle. The accused was identified as 25 -year -old Devendra Dhillon, a resident of Mastgarh Chika village. DSP Kaithal Virbhan said, “Kaithal’s district police had received intelligence information, on the basis of which our special detective staff arrested Devendra, son of Narwal Singh, resident of Mastgarh Chika village.” Police questioned Devendra after taking him into custody. According to the police, during interrogation, Devendra told the police that he was in touch with the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. After returning from Pakistan, Devendra allegedly praised the country in a conversation with his friends. He is an MA first year student at Khalsa College, Patiala. It is said that he came in contact with Pakistani intelligence agency ISI some time ago and spied against India. His family lives in Mastgarh village and does farming. The house consists of her parents, grandmother, sister and Devendra himself.
Used to give information about ‘Operation Sindoor’ to ISI
Further, Kaithal DSP Virbhan said that he was questioned after detaining Devendra. In interrogation, he told that he used to inform the agency about the dispute between India and Pakistan and from time to time also inform the Pakistani Army and ISI about ‘Operation Sindoor’. Our staff of the cyber police station is also investigating the device found in the cyber police station. Will go. “
Case filed under treason and NSA against youth
Devendra had been posting photos with weapons on Facebook for some time. He was initially arrested in the case of interest in weapons. However, big revelations were made in the inquiry- he was in touch with ISI and was spying for Pakistan. It is being told that he was sending pictures and videos of Indian Army bases to Pakistan. Devendra recently went to Pakistan for Darshan (pilgrimage) at Kartarpur Sahib with some relatives. During this visit, he was allegedly in touch with the ISI people. He is currently being questioned and a case has been registered against him under the treason and National Security Act (NSA).
The young man was fond of weapons
According to his neighbors, Devendra belongs to a very ordinary family, but he accepted his attraction towards weapons, stating that he often photographed with pistols during weddings or social ceremonies. Everyone in the village knew about his recent visit to Pakistan. On returning, Devendra told his friends that Pakistan is a good country and there is nothing to fear there. He said that this is not the same as people usually listen. He likes there.
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