In a major development in Jyoti Malhotra case, a podcast has gone viral on the social media in which the Haryana YouTuber can be heard talking about retired sub-inspector of Pakistan Police and ISI agent Nasir Dhillon. According to the preliminary information about the matter, Jyoti joined the podcast through her house in Hisar.
The duration of the viral video is approximately 25 minutes 47 seconds - which was uploaded on Nasir’s YouTube channel on April 14, 2025 - notably just 24 days before Operation Sindoor, which was launched on May 7, 2025.
In one of the sections of the video, Jyoti could be heard saying, “I am getting a chance to change the image of Pakistan in the minds of the people of India. I want more and more Hindu population to visit Pakistan. For this I am working on the video.”
Furthermore, Jyoti assured Nasir that she will be visiting Pakistan for a month in a few weeks, when she was asked about filming a video in Pakistan. He told Jyoti that people are liking her in Pakistan as she recently posted a few vlogs of Pakistan on her YouTube channel ‘Travel with Joe.’. Notably, she visited Pakistan twice.
It is to be noted that Nasir also greeted Jyoti’s uncle too.
Some of the key highlights from the viral podcast -
A different experience in Pakistan - In the viral video, she felt like home on her first visit and described the people in both countries as warm and similar to Indians.
Connects Pakistan with her family roots - As the video continued, Jyoti outlined that her grandparents were from Bahawalpur and Multan because of which she feel an emotional bond with Pakistan.
Increase in Hindu visiting to Pakistan - Jyoti also noted that 112 Hindus visited Pakistan this time — the highest number so far — and expects the number to double after her videos.
Provided some visa tips to Indians - In the podcast, Jyoti advised people of India to contact Mr Bajaj for help if they are not facing any visa challenge. She highlighted that she got visa approved with his help.
Future Plans - She aims to spend a month in Pakistan visiting Sindh, Islamabad, Karachi, and Peshawar, hoping to show Indians that Pakistanis are just like them.