Jyoti Malhotra, a social media influencer and YouTuber from Haryana who is currently under investigation for allegedly spying for Pakistan, is once again making headlines. This time, a Scottish travel vlogger has released a video revealing her presence in Lahore under unusually tight security.
Callum Mill, known for his YouTube channel Callum Abroad, documented his recent travels in Pakistan and unexpectedly encountered Malhotra at Lahore’s Anarkali Bazaar. In the footage, she can be seen surrounded by approximately six armed men, prompting Mill to comment on the intense security detail.
Mill’s video interaction with Malhotra shows her identifying herself as Indian and briefly chatting about his experiences in India and Pakistan. However, it was the armed entourage accompanying her that raised the most eyebrows, especially given reports that she attended exclusive, high-profile events in Pakistan with ties to security circles.
“She’s the one with all the security guys,” Mill says in the video. “I’m not sure why so many guns are needed.”
Pakistani spy Jyoti Malhotra was walking through Pakistan streets with 6 men armed with AK-47 rifles
What kind of info was she providing to Pakistan that she was given so much security?
Scottish YouTuber Callum Mill shot this video & even he found it very strange & weird. pic.twitter.com/yJEdpCwxhp
— Lakshay Mehta (@lakshaymehta31) May 26, 2025
The incident has sparked new concerns, especially given the timing—Malhotra is currently in police custody in Hisar, with her remand recently extended amid an ongoing espionage investigation.
As per reports, investigators are examining her possible links to Pakistani intelligence agencies. Her apparent access to high-security areas and personnel during her visits to Pakistan has only intensified suspicion.
Espionage Allegations Deepen
Malhotra was detained earlier this month after authorities alleged she had been in contact with a staff member from the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi. Police believe she may have shared sensitive data, including intelligence related to power outages during the period of India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’.
Forensic teams have analyzed three smartphones and a laptop seized from her, with the findings expected to be critical to the investigation. As her police custody ends today, she is scheduled to appear in court again while authorities continue to unravel the scale of her alleged involvement in espionage activities.
(With Inputs From FPJ)
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