After a string of controversies, scandals and run ins with the law, TikToker Rajab Butt has found himself in trouble yet again. 

 

Media reports have stated that Dolphin Force officials stopped Butt's car in Lahore. 

 

The action came as part of a city-wide campaign against vehicles with black tinted windows. 

 

Reports say that during a routine check at Thokar Niaz Baig, a team led by DSP Mubashir Awan removed black sheets from Rajab's car windows for violating traffic rules.

 

A Dolphin Force spokesperson said that many similar operations are being carried out across the city to ensure that vehicles follow the law. 

 

SP Arslan Zahid added that thousands of vehicles have already faced action for such violations and urged citizens to respect traffic rules, warning that strict action will continue in the future.

 

The past six to seven months have seen Rajab Butt land in the headlines more often than not. In May, a video allegedly showing YouTuber Rajab Butt and his associates assaulting a young man went viral on social media. Following the incident, the victim filed a request for legal action at the Satu Katla Police Station. However, YouTuber Rajab Butt later issued an apology and termed the incident a misunderstanding. The victim accepted the apology, and both parties subsequently reconciled, leading to the withdrawal of the request.

 

In another case, an FIR had been filed against YouTuber Rajab Butt and his cousin Salman Haider. Haider has been accused of rape, blackmail, and unlawful confinement, while Butt was  alleged to have helped in locking the complainant and her sister.

 

However, he was granted bail in that case. Meanwhile, the court also extended the interim bail of co-accused Salman Haider.

 

The YouTuber had to leave the country for an extended period after he named his perfume “295”, the number of the penal code that deals with blasphemy, a highly sensitive matter in the country.

 

He was arrested just one day after his wedding in January for illegally possessing a lion cub and displaying weapons.

 

Before that, he, Ducky Bhai and Nadeem Nani Wala launched an online course-selling website, for which they were brutally trolled by fans. Many fans pointed out that the same courses are available for free on YouTube.