Umer Butt hits back as Rajab Butt mocks viral police station clash
Social media personality Umer Butt has fired back after his recent clash with Bhalu Rapper, while also responding to remarks made by Rajab Butt about the confrontation.
Umer appeared to address Rajab directly, saying that if someone puts a hand on him, he knows how to respond. He contrasted his own reaction with what he described as Rajab’s approach during the confrontation, adding that he is not someone who would simply keep his hands down while taking a beating.
He also addressed his torn shirt, saying that his clothes were damaged during the fight at the police station and suggesting that torn clothing is not unusual when a physical confrontation takes place.
Turning his comments back towards Rajab, Umer questioned why Rajab’s hand was not raised when several people were allegedly attacking him. He then pointed to his own response, saying he fought back instead of remaining passive.
The feud became even more personal when remarks about Bhalu Rapper’s appearance entered the exchange. Rajab had previously made a joke about Bhalu’s hair and also shared a mocking comment about a wig linked to Bhalu’s brother.
Rajab has continued to post about the fallout from the confrontation. In one message shared with his followers, he welcomed Bhalu Rapper back and wrote that the “real story” was still to come. He also mocked Umer by referring to his torn clothes and suggesting that more details about the incident could emerge.
In another post, Rajab wrote, “Kitni Bar Aaun Front Sy Baki Kaam Chor Dun?”, which roughly means, “How many times should I come to the front? Should I leave the rest of my work?” The sarcastic remark appeared to mock the situation while keeping the rivalry alive on social media.
A video later shared by one of Rajab Butt’s followers also became part of the online discussion. The footage appears to show Umer with his shirt partly off during the altercation. Rajab reacted to the clip with another mocking comment, adding to the stream of post-fight taunts between the rival groups.
The physical confrontation took place inside the office of the Assistant Superintendent of Police in Lahore’s Township area. According to police, the dispute had developed through social-media exchanges before both sides arrived at the police office, where the argument escalated into a physical fight. Police intervened and detained more than 10 people from the two groups.
A mobile-phone recording of the altercation also surfaced online, showing the two groups fighting while police personnel attempted to separate them. Police said legal action would follow over the incident.