Madhuri Gupta Spy Case: Truth That Shook India in 2010 Reminded By Haryana's Youtuber Jyoti Case

New Delhi (Delhi) [India], May 21: Back in 2010, something unusual and unsettling happened. A diplomat named Madhuri Gupta, who was working at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, was arrested in New Delhi. She was not an ordinary officer. People trusted her, but she broke that trust by secretly working with Pakistan’s intelligence agency. Her story left the entire country in shock and raised questions on how a patriot could turn against her own nation.

The Woman Behind the Desk

Madhuri Gupta was not new to her job. She worked in important places like the Indian Council of World Affairs and later became Press and Information Secretary in Islamabad. She knew Urdu very well and looked like a loyal officer. But under her polite behaviour, something else was happening. Officials later found that she had been sending secret information to people from Pakistan since 2008. This act was hidden for a long time, but it could not stay hidden forever.

Emails That Crossed Borders

Her actions were not just limited to words. She used her email to send India’s sensitive information to people across the border. From October 2009 to April 2010, she sent many emails to her Pakistani contacts. One email even mentioned collecting information about a power project in Jammu and Kashmir. Such details could have helped the enemy. When the investigation began, it became clear that she was doing much more than just sending simple messages.

Caught in a Dangerous Relationship

Investigators believe that Gupta was influenced by a young Pakistani officer. She was in regular touch with two handlers named Mubshar Raza Rana and Jamshed. It was said that she even wanted to marry one of them. Her feelings made her take wrong steps. She gave a fake excuse to visit Jammu and Kashmir, which made officers even more suspicious. The court later noticed that her plan was not just love—it was dangerous for the country.

Jyoti YouTuber Case Sparks Old Memories

Now in 2025, people are remembering Madhuri Gupta again. A new case involving YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra and her reported contact with Pakistani officials and an officer Danish is making news. Many are comparing her story with Gupta’s case. The fear is the same—how easily trust can be broken. Social media is full of people drawing lines between the two, saying history seems to be repeating. It shows how such actions always stay fresh in public memory, even after years have passed.