Popular YouTuber Rajab Butt has firmly denied the sexual harassment and fraud allegations leveled against him by TikToker Fatima Khan, calling her claims baseless and defamatory. The controversy has sparked widespread discussion across social media, with both creators trending on multiple platforms following the accusations.
In a newly released podcast trailer, Rajab Butt addressed several controversies that have recently surrounded him. Speaking directly about Fatima Khan’s claims, he rejected all allegations, stating that he neither gifted her anything nor maintained any form of personal or romantic relationship.
Rajab said, “If I have ever given her a gift, she should present proof. Otherwise, there is absolutely no truth in her statements.” He further questioned Fatima Khan’s credibility and mental stability, suggesting that her accusations were part of a deliberate attempt to gain attention.
The YouTuber also responded to earlier allegations of blasphemy, dismissing them as propaganda designed to damage his reputation. He revealed that despite facing such controversies, he has continued his international travel, visiting countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. He added that he is currently residing in the UK but plans to return to Pakistan soon.
Rajab Butt also addressed the issue of gambling advertisements, admitting that he had promoted certain gaming platforms but clarified that many other social media creators have done the same without facing repercussions. He called for fair treatment and transparency in such matters.
Regarding his wife, Iman Butt, Rajab clarified that she was fully aware of the situation and not affected by the circulating rumors. “My wife knows the truth. She is not upset because she understands that these allegations are false,” he stated.
The YouTuber hinted that he is preparing to send a legal notice to Fatima Khan for defamation and false accusations. The ongoing dispute between the two influencers continues to attract attention, with audiences divided over the authenticity of the claims.
