The recent arrest of YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra on charges of spying for Pakistan has sent shockwaves across India’s digital and political landscape. Known for her commentary and online presence, her alleged involvement in espionage activities has raised serious questions about national security, content creators' accountability, and foreign influence in Indian media. While investigations are still ongoing, the news has left the public divided.
Some believe this is a wake-up call to regulate digital platforms more strictly, especially when they’re used to influence public opinion. Others argue that we must wait for all facts before jumping to conclusions. In an age where social media personalities have millions of followers, should there be stronger checks on their affiliations and funding sources? Or is this an isolated incident blown out of proportion? What do you think this case says about the intersection of online influence and national security? Cast your vote and make your voice heard in this crucial national debate.
