Rajab Butt fires back at Ayesha Jutt's allegations with new statement
Pakistani YouTuber Rajab Butt has publicly responded to the allegations made by TikToker Ayesha Jutt and her sister, firmly denying the accusations and presenting his version of the ongoing dispute.
In a new video statement, Rajab rejected any involvement in the reported firing incident, questioned several claims made against him, and shared fresh details about the legal proceedings.
Rajab Butt claimed his name, along with Jawad, Dogar, and Jahangir, was added to the case after it was initially filed against another individual. He denied any involvement in the incident, saying he has fully cooperated with the investigation and appeared before the court whenever summoned.
He also said attempts to resolve the matter were unsuccessful and denied allegations that he secretly recorded court proceedings using Meta smart glasses.
Rajab claimed he even offered the glasses for inspection to prove they had never been used for recording and described the allegations against him as baseless.
Speaking about the recent firing incident involving Ayesha Jutt and her sister, Rajab once again denied any involvement.
He also questioned the injuries described in media interviews, claiming that videos later shared online appeared inconsistent with those accounts.
Rajab also appealed to Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, saying justice should be provided fairly to everyone without favouring one side. While acknowledging the government's commitment to protecting women, he argued that men should also receive equal protection under the law.
He further claimed that some individuals misuse what he described as the "women card" during legal disputes.
The dispute continues to generate debate across social media, with supporters of both sides sharing conflicting opinions.
Earlier, Ayesha Jutt alleged that Rajab Butt and several associates harassed and assaulted her group during an incident at a cafe, while Rajab has consistently denied the allegations and insists he has been falsely implicated