Major (r) Adil Raja, who is the previous representative of the Pakistan Ex-Serviceman Culture, has unequivocally responded to the kickback he is getting for the discussion he mixed subsequent to charging that a few entertainers were utilized as 'honey snares' by the country's strong foundation.

In a progression of tweets, Major (r) Adil Raja shared the initials of the entertainers rather than complete names, after which it ended up being clear to huge number of his supporters to who he was alluding. Web-based entertainment clients sorted out who he had been discussing and begun sharing pictures and recordings of these entertainers with slanderous remarks.

The photos of the entertainers alongside the charges made a tempest via online entertainment. Netizens hammered Major (r) Adil Raja for making such prurient allegations against the entertainers.

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The top Pakistani entertainers additionally became suddenly angry for the barefaced person death. Entertainer Kubra Khan even declared that she would make a lawful move against Major (r) Adil Raja for evening out misleading claims against her.

Major (r) Adil Raja answers the kickback

As the intensity increased on Major (r) Adil Raja, he guaranteed that he never took the names of the entertainers being related with the charges. He censured the slander of the entertainers.

"There are various names of models, entertainers, and superstars in Pakistan and abroad, with the initials that I have referenced. I don't underwrite and censure any of the names of the famous people being referenced by anybody on any discussion/virtual entertainment in such manner. Having said that I'm dismayed at the web-based entertainment patterns and outlook of our general public, which is focused on the ladies being manhandled rather than the victimizers and the reason for misuse," Major Adil tweeted.

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"I'm shocked at the web-based entertainment patterns and mentality of our general public, which is focused on the ladies being mishandled rather than the victimizers and the reason for misuse. I'm disheartened and feel embarrassed at the discussion via virtual entertainment with respect to the slander of specific entertainers," he further added.

In a different video proclamation, he responded to Kubra Khan's final offer and emphasized that he never took her name, in any case, she had slandered him.