YouTuber Rajab Butt has responded to reports of his deportation from the United Kingdom, clarifying that he returned to Pakistan voluntarily and was not forcibly removed.
Rajab Butt makes a comeback, blending family emotions, tears and his usual touch of Instagram drama.
Taking to Instagram, the controversial vlogger shared a series of emotional moments with his mother, captioning one post: “Mara Kol Kol Ra Allah Da Bandeya.”
The reel had all the ingredients of a full-blown desi homecoming film.
In one photo, Rajab’s mother can be seen bursting into tears. In another, the two share a tight, warm hug, the kind that instantly sends fans into an emotional spiral.
Addressing the speculation, Rajab Butt denied reports of being deported from the UK, stating that he returned to Pakistan voluntarily despite his visa being cancelled. He explained that his legal team had challenged the visa cancellation and that he would remain in Pakistan while proceedings were underway.
Contrary to circulating reports, Butt stressed he was not forcibly removed and that his name was not on the Exit Control List. He added that his UK visa, previously valid for 10 years, is under review, and he plans to appear in Karachi within the next ten days.
The visa cancellation reportedly stemmed from non-disclosure of pending legal cases in Pakistan. Butt said he intends to legally challenge the UK Home Office’s decision and pursue an appeal in London.
Known for his family vlogs and luxury lifestyle content, Butt has over 8.2 million YouTube subscribers and 2.7 million Instagram followers. He had previously faced legal action in Pakistan over allegations linked to promoting betting apps.
Meanwhile, fellow content creator Nadeem Naniwala also denied claims that his visa was revoked. He confirmed that two FIRs are registered against him, but he has secured protective bail from the Islamabad High Court.
Earlier, the Islamabad High Court had granted protective bail to Butt and Naniwala in cases related to gambling apps and cybercrime, instructing authorities not to arrest them upon arrival at Islamabad Airport.