How Pakistan and ISI Recruit Spies Within India?

Read in our special report what tactics are used by Pakistan and ISI to lure Indian citizens into espionage.

New Delhi: 'As Gen. Bipin Rawat once pointed out, India has to be ready for a two-and-a-half front war, with the half referring to unnamed internal enemies. After the recent "Operation Sindoor," a big spying conspiracy of Pakistan has been exposed in India, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

In this operation, a woman named Jyoti Malhotra, a resident of Hisar in Haryana, has been arrested, who is accused of spying for the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. After this arrest, many more people have been arrested from different parts of the country, which has created a sensation across the country.

Big disclosure of Pakistan's spying conspiracy

It is being told that Jyoti Malhotra was not just a YouTuber, but she was passing on sensitive information about India to Pakistan.

This information is also very shocking because ISI had hatched a well-planned conspiracy to find the traitors present inside India and trap them in its net by luring them with money, facilities, and luxurious life.

How ISI Traps Indians into Spying?

According to sources, ISI pays the spy based on the location, position, and sensitivity of the information. For example, intelligence related to countries like India and America is paid more money, while intelligence related to countries like Myanmar or Thailand is paid relatively less money.

In Jyoti's case, it is not clear yet how much money she received, but it has come to light that she made many foreign trips with the help of the huge amount of money she received from Pakistan.

She has travelled to countries like Nepal, China, Thailand, and Indonesia and often travelled in first class. Apart from this, she used to stay in expensive hotels, buy expensive jewelry, and get VIP treatment abroad.

Exposing ISI’s Method

This strategy of Pakistan clearly shows that it targets financially weak or ambitious people and uses them for its purpose by showing them dreams of luxurious life, foreign travel, money, and influence.

Jyoti Malhotra's case is a living example of how the enemies of the country are trying to infiltrate our society. This incident not only alerts the security agencies but is also a warning to the general public that treason in any form will not be tolerated.