Adil Raja, a UK-based YouTube, and a former army officer were sued for defamation and damages in the London High Court by a senior serving Pakistani military official.
Adil Raja accused General (retired) Qamar Javed Bajwa of several wrongdoings. These included horsetrading, holding secret meetings with PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari, and rigging Punjab by-elections in favor of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI).
A serving Pakistani military officer is suing Major (retd) Raja for defamation. The lawsuit is based on comments he made on Twitter and YouTube. The lawsuit is exceptional.
On June 14, 2022, Adil Raja launched a campaign against an active military brigade. He did this by tweeting that a Pakistani commander had rigged the Punjab by-elections.
Major Retd Raja’s charges, according to attorneys testifying before the UK High Court, hurt their client’s image.
Major (ret) (ret.) Raja disclosed that a living brigadier had filed a slander lawsuit against him.
A serving military officer has brought a defamation lawsuit against the defendant, Major (ret.) Raja Adil, according to many news outlets.
Major (ret) Raja conducted a social media campaign against the claimant. The campaign included many tweets and videos that were seriously defamatory of the claimant. The content, tone, and frequency of the campaign caused the claimant serious harm.