Police have recovered the personal diary of YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra of Haryana. Jyoti has recently been arrested for spying for Pakistan. The diary has a detailed entry about his thoughts and trips. According to media reports, some pages directly refer to its time across the border. Jyoti Malhotra, 33, is among the 11 people who have been arrested from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh on charges of espionage in the last two weeks. Investigators have pointed to an alleged espionage network associated with Pakistan operating in North India. Jyoti, who runs YouTube channel ‘Travel with JO’, was arrested on 16 May from New Agrasen Extension.
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According to police sources, Jyoti Malhotra was very careful in entering her experiences, often she used to take her diary with her on international visits. He wrote his views in both English and Hindi. Investigators believe that the diary may give important information about its international relations and suspicious activities. In this diary, about 10-11 pages, 8 pages are of general travel details in English and 3 pages are focused on Pakistan in Hindi. He was allegedly written after returning from Pakistan. After completing the 10 -day journey from Pakistan, today I am returning to my country, India. We do not know how long the boundaries will remain, but the complaints of the heart are erased. We are all of the same land, the same soil.
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It is written in the diary that taking care of the house, I will come soon. Gupta doctor’s medicine, for a month. The names of some medicines are also written. This page is written in the last, I love you. Sources said that Jyoti praised the hospitality found in Pakistan in her diary and hoped that more Indian Hindus would be able to visit the places of their ancestors there. He also wrote about his desire of easy access to religious places- temples and gurudwaras- and the desire to re-connect with the separation families during the partition of 1947.