Renowned Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt and TikToker Nadeem Nani Wala got a big relief from the Lahore court in the gambling app case.
As per details, Lahore Sessions court judge Mansoor Ahmed Qureshi heard Rajab and Nadeem’s plea seeking extension in interim bail.
After hearing the arguments, the Lahore Sessions Court granted the extension interim bail of both TikTokers till February 16.
Rajab Butt, Nadeem Nani get bail from IHC
Renowned Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt and TikToker Nadeem Nani wala secured a 10-day transit bail from the Islamabad High Court (IHC).
As per details, both influencers appeared before the court after they arrived in Pakistan, where the court accepted their bail and directed them to approach the concerned court within next 10 days from the date of bail approval.
The court earlier ordered them to ensure personal appearance before the court, which they complied with.
After hearing the arguments, the court granted them transit bail to allow them sufficient time to seek legal remedy from the competent court in Lahore.
Rajab Butt deported from UK
The United Kingdom (UK) deported Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt after cancelling his visa.
Sources said on Tuesday that the famous YouTuber Rajab Butt left for Pakistan early in the morning on a flight that was arranged after the expulsion orders.
Sources said the deportation took place because his British visa was revoked even though it was valid until 2027.
Investigators found that he did not mention the pending cases against him when he applied for the visa.
This was a major violation, and the UK Home Office ordered him to leave the country at once.
The action came after an inquiry that began several days earlier.
Rajab Butt’s social media accounts inaccessible
Earlier, Rajab Butt’s social media accounts suddenly disappeared and are currently inaccessible. It has left millions of followers puzzled about what has happened to his accounts.
His YouTube channel, which had around 8.3 or 8.5 million subscribers, and his Instagram account with about 2.9 million followers, can no longer be found online.
According to Google, a person with 8.5 million subscribers on YouTube can earn between $10,000 and $100,000 per month in Pakistan.
The sudden blackout prompted widespread speculation that the accounts had been banned, hacked or removed by the platforms. Some fans linked the disappearance to recent personal controversies involving the creator. But close associates of Rajab Butt say this is not the case.
