'Crazy and colourful...', pages of diary revealed the secret of Jyoti Malhotra's Pakistani love:

News Topical, Digital Desk : After the arrest of Jyoti Malhotra, another glimpse of her love for Pakistan has come to light. This glimpse has been found in her own diary, which was written by YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra herself after returning from Pakistan tour. Jyoti wrote her feelings on the pages of this old diary with a calendar of 2012. The YouTuber shared in this diary whatever information she gathered during her Pakistan tour, whatever experiences she had from going on the trip to returning.

Love for Pakistan reflected in the diary

Jyoti wrote in her diary, "Today I have returned to my country India after a 10-day journey from Pakistan. During this time I received a lot of love from the people of Pakistan. Our subscribers and friends also came to meet us. The 2 days we got to visit Lahore were very less."

'Same land, same soil'

Jyoti further wrote, "I don't know how long the distances of the borders will remain, but the grievances in the hearts should be erased. We all are from the same land, the same soil. If there is something that has not been shared in the video, then you can ask in the comments without hesitation. Now please allow me, the border of Pakistan was till here."

'The more you say about Pakistan, the less it is'

He further appealed to the Pakistan government to open Gurudwaras and temples for the Indian people. The YouTuber wrote, “It is a request to the Pakistan government to open more Gurudwaras and temples for Indians, create facilities so that Hindu people can also visit there. Protect the temples there and let them meet their families who were separated in 1947. Whatever you say about Pakistan is less. Crazy and colourful.”

The father denied the allegations

Earlier, Jyoti Malhotra was arrested on charges of spying for Pakistan. Jyoti's father Harish Malhotra had denied all these allegations. He had said that she is his single child. Jyoti's mother had abandoned her when she was just 1.5 years old. The father had said that whenever the daughter used to go out, she never told him where she was going. She would only tell him for how many days she was going and when she would return.