New Delhi, June 6: In a startling revelation, a Lahore-based businesswoman running a travel agency has been identified as the alleged mastermind behind a covert Pakistani spy network targeting Indian social media influencers. Noshaba Shehzad, owner of ‘Jaiyana Travel and Tourism’, reportedly operated under the guidance of Pakistan’s notorious Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and the Pakistani Army.
Sources say Shehzad’s mission was to lure Indian Hindus and Sikhs—particularly influencers and pilgrims—into Pakistan under the pretense of tourism, only to later exploit them for intelligence purposes. She’s also said to have worked closely with Danish, aka Ehsan-ur-Rehman, an ISI agent and former visa officer who was expelled from India in May.
Shehzad allegedly charged high fees for pilgrimage visas, which were fast-tracked through her “sponsorship,” despite there being no formal Indian tourist visa route to Pakistan. Funds collected were reportedly funneled into anti-India propaganda operations. Shockingly, she even recruited Indian travel agents in Delhi and other cities to push her agency online.
This deepening espionage case raises serious concerns about cross-border influence and the safety of unsuspecting Indian citizens.
