Over 100 terrorists neutralized.
9 terror camps destroyed.
11 Pakistani airbases hit.
Yet for Congress President, @kharge, this is just a "chhut putt" strike!
From staying silent after the 26/11 attacks to mocking #OperationSindoor, Congress never misses a chance to demoralise our brave Armed Forces.
Haryana-based travel YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, with around 4 lakh subscribers, has been arrested for spying for Pakistan.
She was in a relationship with a Pakistani intelligence operative, visited Pakistan multiple times, and allegedly shared sensitive information about Indian locations. She also promoted a positive image of Pakistan on social media, even during the Pahalgam incident and India’s Op Sindoor response, while staying in Bali with her Pakistani Intel operative boyfriend.
Her arrest strengthens the case for probing Indian influencers and YouTubers who projected a pro-Pakistan image, especially those promoting "Say No to War" or "Sarv Dharm Vada Pav" narratives during Pahalgam to Op Sindoor.
Picture uploaded by Jyoti Malhotra on 22 March 2025. Location: Pakistan High Commission. Two other vloggers/YouTubers also appear in the photo: Yatri Doctor and Jasbir Singh Mahal.
It appears the Pakistan High Commission had organized a meet-up for Indian influencers. Was the Indian government aware of this?
Yatri Doctor has also been projecting a pro-Pakistan image to Indian viewers. Just a few days ago, when his followers pointed out that he was using an incorrect map of Kashmir in his videos, he became angry and lashed out at them.
With Jyoti Malhotra now under arrest, one can only hope the government investigates thoroughly and uncovers who else might have been working for Pakistan, all while the country was in a state of hostility with them.
@_kumbhkaran Bhai itna v vyangatmak nai banna h ki log smjh hi na paaye.. kya pta Harishankar Parsai ji jinda hote to tumhe hi Bengaluru ke sea port se dhakka de dete.. 😂😂😆
"विनय न मानत जलधि जड़, गए तीनि दिन बीति। बोले राम सकोप तब, भय बिनु होइ न प्रीति!”
The Air Marshal appears to be well-versed in the Hindu scriptures.
Did you know that in the Armed Forces, there are weekly or biweekly mandir parades where everyone participates and sings the *aarti* together? It’s something you rarely see among Hindu civilians.
It reminds me of General Bipin Rawat’s famous quote: “Gentlemen, the Army is conservative.” Though said in a different context, it feels equally relevant here. Yes, the overall outlook of the Armed Forces is secular, as they serve the entire nation, not religion, but the cultural core reflects a deep-rooted adherence to dharma.
Mudavath Sriram and Jyothibai worked as daily wagers in the Satya Sai district of Andhra.
Their only child, M. Murali Naik, had dreamt of joining the Army since he was a child. His parents did whatever they could, despite their hardships, to help him realise that dream. In 2022, he proudly joined the Indian Army.
Murali was grievously injured while bravely returning fire after his unit at the LoC came under heavy attack on 09 Feb. He succumbed to his injuries while being evacuated.
Just a few hours before his balidaan, he called his cousin. The firing was intense, but his voice carried only one worry, his parents. “It’s too heavy… I’m just thinking about Amma and Nanna,” he said. His cousin urged him to stay safe and assured him that if anything happened, the family would take care of his parents.
Try, just try, to imagine the pain of his mother and father right now. You cannot call yourself human if your heart doesn’t sink or your eyes don’t well up looking at their photo.
These humble, struggling parents gave this country their only child, their entire world. Do you think Murali had any personal hatred toward the Pakistani Army? Was he fighting for himself? No. He stood there, for you, for me, for all of us.
And yet, there are those spineless, ungrateful souls who say, “It’s between the Indian and Pakistani armies, people don’t spread hate,” and shamelessly plead with his Pakistani fans not to stop loving him.
People you should stop following or hyping from now on :
1) Diljit Dosanjh
2) Amitabh Bacchan
3) Shah Rukh Khan
4) Salman Khan
5) Soni Razdan
3) Tripti Dimri
4) Amir Khan
5) Karan Aujlia
6) Aishwarya Rai Bacchan
7) Priyanka Chopra
8) Ap Dhillon
9) Rebel Kid
For YouTubers like him, who have a significant fans in Pakistan, subscriber count and views matter more than the country.
"It's not between India and Pakistan, but between the Indian military and the Pakistani military."
Haan haramkhor! As if the military has a personal grudge with Pakistan, while the common people there are in love with us. These kinds always have the same defense: music is universal, art connects hearts, cinema unites, sports transcend politics, and content should be above borders, anything to justify their shamelessness.
Just because Pakistan isn't harming him personally, he'll not say anything against them, even if they massacre his fellow citizens in cold blood.
Requesting Shri @narendramodi to consider creating a Defence Modernisation Fund where citizens can voluntarily contribute.
This fund should be used exclusively for R&D, manufacturing, and procurement of advanced defence technology and equipment. It must remain separate from the official defence budget to ensure it doesn't lead to a reduction in regular allocations.
Provide some tax benefits to donors. Consider tiered recognition (certificates, medals, public acknowledgment) to motivate people, and ensure the fund's expenditure is transparent. People will feel a sense of pride and purpose in contributing, even in a small way, to the nation’s defence.
Ranveer Allahbadia comes across as a privileged, low-IQ guy with no real connection to the grassroots sentiments of India.
What he did on India’s Got Talent was a minor issue, at best deserving of social media backlash, but what he did now is far more serious. His attempt to whitewash the India-Pakistan conflict as merely “military vs military,” while our soldiers risk their lives to protect and avenge the sentiments of common Indians, is not just tone-deaf, it’s unforgivable.
There should be no redemption for this. Mark my words: sooner or later, his PR team will roll out some emotional campaign, perhaps a donation to a military welfare fund or a staged act of patriotism, to push the narrative that “Ranveer is more Indian than his critics.”
Don’t fall for it.
There should be zero tolerance for anyone who tried to peddle Aman Ki Asha narratives at a time when national sentiment was raw and our forces and civilians were in harm’s way, be it Ranveer, Ambati Rayudu, that third-rate Bigg Boss contestant, that fake UP tourism ambassador lady or any others from this privileged echo chamber.