Adil Raja’s accusations against Brigadier Rashid are rejected by the London Court, which also imposes severe sanctions.

Brigadier Rashid Naseer won a resounding victory at the London High Court, which declared that all of the accusations made against him by UK-based YouTuber and commentator Adil Raja were completely untrue, unfounded, and defamatory.

In a comprehensive ruling, the court mandated that Adil Raja reimburse Brigadier Rashid £50,000 in damages as well as significant legal expenses. Raja has been ordered to pay £260,000 in interim legal costs right away.
In order to guarantee complete awareness to the public that had previously viewed the claims, the court additionally directed Adil Raja to post a prominent summary of the ruling on all of his social media channels for 28 days in a row.

The verdict characterized Raja’s June 2022 accusations—which included allegations of Punjab elections, purported secret meetings, and stories about “regime change”—as false, unsubstantiated, and driven by hatred. The court stressed that the accusations had nothing to do with reality and were intended to assassinate the accused’s reputation.

Additionally, the High Court forbade Raja from repeating the defamatory allegations in any way, threatening to punish him with contempt of court, further penalties, or even jail time if he did not comply. Raja made a number of delicate accusations, which were declared completely inadmissible and ordered to be taken out of circulation indefinitely.

In addition, the court ordered that all monetary payments be made by December 22, 2025, and that all of Raja’s digital platforms prominently display a direct link to the formal ruling.

The court found Adeel Raja’s accusations to be completely untrue, concluding that his remarks damaged his character and intended to create irreversible injury. The decision upholds strict accountability for defamatory content disseminated online and represents a major legal triumph for Brigadier Rashid.