Jyoti Malhotra, a vlogger arrested for espionage, had previously been invited to Kerala as part of a tourism promotion initiative. The Kerala tourism department covered her expenses during visits to various cities. Kerala’s tourism minister denies knowingly inviting individuals involved in espionage, dismissing allegations from a BJP leader regarding Malhotra’s invitation.
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