UK Court Orders YouTuber Adil Raja to Publicly Apologize to Retired Pak Army Officer

UK court orders YouTuber Adil Raja to publicly apologise to retired military official

A High Court judge in the United Kingdom has ordered YouTuber Adil Raja to publicly apologise to Brigadier (retd) Rashid Naseer following a defamation case. Raja, who runs a YouTube channel and has positioned himself as a whistleblower, was accused of making multiple defamatory statements on social media, including allegations of corruption, electoral interference, judicial manipulation, and human rights abuse, all of which Brigadier (retd) Nase…

UK court orders YouTuber Adil Raja to publicly apologize to retired Pak Army officer

Also orders to pay Rashid Naseer £310,000 in damages and post apology on social media platforms for 28 days

UK High Court orders Adil Raja to publicly apologise to Brig (retd) Rashid Naseer

LONDON: The UK High Court has ordered YouTuber Major Adil Raja to make a public apology and pay around £310,000 in damages and legal costs to Brigadier Rashid Naseer in relation to the defamation case that Adil Raja lost in October this...

Adil Raja issues public apology to brigadier (Retd) Rashid Naseer following defamation ruling

LONDON: YouTuber Adil Raja has issued a formal apology to Brigadier (Retd) Rashid Naseer after a London court found him guilty of defamation and ordered him to pay damages. In a statement to the media, Raja acknowledged that the court mandated him to pay £50,000 in compensation to Brigadier Naseer. Additionally, the court imposed legal costs amounting to £260,000 on him. Raja admitted that, between June 14 and June 29, 2022, he made a series of …

UK court orders Adil Raja to apologize to brig (r) Rashid Naseer, pay heavy fines

A former army officer and YouTuber, Adil Raja, who is currently in the UK, has been ordered by a judge to issue a public apology to Brigadier (Retd.) Rashid Naseer. According to details, High Court Judge Richard Spearman issued an order instructing Adil Raja to publish a general apology on all his social media accounts for making false claims, and not to delete it for 28 days. Adil Raja had lost the defamation case filed against him in October t…

UK court orders Adil Raja to make public apology

F.P. Report LONDON: A British court has issued a verdict against YouTuber Adil Raja, directing him to make a public apology to Brigadier (retd) Rashid Naseer. The decision was announced by Justice Richard Spearman of the UK High Court. According to the court ruling, Adil Raja’s apology must remain posted for 28 days across all his platforms, including X (Twitter), Facebook, YouTube, and his official website. Additionally, the British court state…