Rajab Butt is renowned Pakistani YouTuber and Digital creator who had been living in the United Kingdom after facing legal charges in Pakistan, including promoting illegal betting applications. He had applied for a visit visa, which was approved by the UK government. Rajab Butt also temporarily stopped his daily vlogging and became active on TikTok Live.
Today, famous Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt has been deported from the UK. According to details shared by officials, his visa has been revoked by the UK government. Rajab Butt is currently returning to Pakistan and is on a flight back home. According to the reports, he applied for a UK visa without providing necessary information about himself; he did not disclose that he was involved in legal cases in Pakistan. Besides this, multiple allegations were made against him, including terrorism and mischievous activities, which later turned out to be bogus after investigations. The United Kingdom government confirmed that there were several other complaints against the YouTuber, including one from the Pakistan government, and his visa was revoked due to misdeclaration and false information. Here is the link to the video:
News reports reveal that Rajab Butt was issued a visa for three years which was valid till the year 2027 but due to complaints, his visa was instantly cancelled by the UK government and he had to leave the country:
Watch the recent video of Rajab Butt and Nadeem Nani Wala from Islamabad airport:
Social media users are quite happy with the YouTuber’s cancellation of visa. One user wrote, “He was not taking his wife with him, now his visa is cancelled and has a deportation history on the passport” Another wrote, “Whatever happened to Ducky was something he deserved, he is only living free because of his mother’s prayers” Another wrote, “If Ducky had faced so much, he also deserves the same”. One fan however was sad for people who enjoyed YouTubers’ difficult days saying, ‘It is the lowest of humanity where people alarmingly support injustice’. Read the comments:
