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Pakistanis troll India for arresting their influencer on supporting Pakistan

Pakistanis troll India for arresting their influencer on supporting Pakistan

Web Desk May 19, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • The India-Pakistan war scenario has sparked global debate.
  • Six local influencers were arrested on espionage charges, including vlogger Jyoti Malhotra.
  • Pakistanis are openly trolling India for its apparent obsession with Pakistan.
The India vs Pakistan war scenario has sparked global debate for the past ten days. The two nuclear-armed nations nearly reached the brink of war, but tensions eased after Donald Trump intervened. Following the PAF's strike inside India, which reportedly caused significant damage to Indian military facilities, the Modi government has been using questionable tactics to convince the public of its success. The latest example is the arrest of Indian citizens on espionage charges.

Indian police arrested six local influencers on espionage charges, resorting to bizarre tactics. Among them was vlogger Jyoti Malhotra, who faced accusations of sharing sensitive information with Pakistani intelligence agencies. Authorities even released a photo of the YouTuber following her arrest.

Pakistanis are openly trolling India for its apparent obsession with Pakistan. They are calling out the absurdity of India arresting its citizens over alleged support for Pakistan. Many Pakistanis are raising important questions and boldly voicing opinions that, according to them, many Indians share but feel unable to express within their own country.

Pakistanis are trolling India over its growing obsession with Pakistan. One user remarked, “At least now they have stopped arresting our pigeons.” Another added, “They are obsessed with Pakistan. This is not an episode of Crime Patrol.” A third commented, “In the end, they will arrest half of India.” With comments like these, Pakistanis mocked India across social media platforms.

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