How Pakistan-Backed Operative Shahzad Bhatti Built a Cross-Border Terror Network Online

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NDTV Datafy has conducted an analysis of the online ecosystem linked to Pakistan-backed handler Shahzad Bhatti, referred to as the 'Bhatti-verse.' The investigation examines how Bhatti systematically built a wide-reaching network across social media platforms. A key focus of the report is how Bhatti allegedly uses these digital channels to recruit and radicalize young Indians into terrorist activities. The analysis sheds light on the tactics and tools used to expand his influence and operational reach online.

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