'Tihar Mein Free Hain': Tajinder Bagga's Sharp Jibe At Spy Jyoti Malhotra's Vlog On Pakistani Tea Worth Rs 150

As vlogger-turned-Pakistani spy Jyoti Malhotra faces intense scrutiny from Indian authorities over charges of espionage, BJP leader Tajinder Bagga had a hilarious response to one of her vlogs about Pakistani tea priced at Rs 150.

In the vlog, shared on her social media handle, Jyoti talks about a type of Pakistani tea that costs Rs 150. Commenting on the video, Bagga quipped, "Tihar mein free hain"—a sharp jibe at Jyoti's current situation, as she is being interrogated for allegedly sharing sensitive information about the Indian Army and military activities with Pakistan through an employee of the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi.

Jyoti Malhotra's Arrest

On Saturday afternoon Hisar Police arrested Jyoti Malhotra, also known as Jyoti Rani in suspicion of spying for Pakistan against India. Jyoti is a popular YouTuber and travel vlogger whose case has raised serious national security concerns. Agencies are now investigating her past records and cross border connections.  

Who is Jyoti Malhotra aka Jyoti Rani?

Jyoti Malhotra, a resident of Agarsen Extension in Hisar gained fame through her travel channel, where she explored destinations and shared travel-related insights. However, authorities allege that beyond her digital persona, she was involved in sharing sensitive information with Pakistani intelligence agencies. Her connection to Danish, an officer in the Pakistan High Commission, has been a key focus of the investigation.

Officials claim that Danish facilitated Malhotra’s travel to Pakistan, where she met high-level operatives and allegedly transmitted classified information that could jeopardize India’s security interests. Officials are now probing whether her YouTube channel was being used as a cover for covert operations.

Links to Other Espionage Suspects

Malhotra’s arrest is part of a broader crackdown on suspected spies. So far, at least six Pakistani spies have been arrested from Malerkotla in Punjab and Haryana, all believed to have ties with Danish. Investigators suspect that a larger espionage network is operating within India.

Malhotra is now being interrogated for her alleged involvement, and authorities are examining her digital communications, travel history, and interactions to determine the extent of her role in the suspected spying nexus.

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