Farage threat convict filmed ‘living it up’ in UK prison

A jailed Afghan migrant who threatened to kill Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been filmed “enjoying life” behind bars, according to footage revealed by GB News host Patrick Christys.

Fayaz Khan, known online as ‘Mada Pasa’, was convicted earlier this month at Southwark Crown Court for making death threats against Farage in a TikTok video recorded from Dunkirk in 2023. The 27-year-old, who has an AK-47 tattooed on his face, was travelling from Sweden to Britain when he posted the clip to his 340,000 followers, declaring his intent to “go pop pop pop” at the politician while mimicking gunfire.

Farage told the court he was “genuinely worried” by the threats, calling them “chilling.” Prosecutor Peter Ratliff described the video as “sinister and menacing,” though Khan’s defence lawyer claimed it was “moronic, comedic attention-seeking.”

New videos shown by GB News appear to show Khan and three other inmates filming themselves using illegal mobile phones from inside their prison cell, posting the clips to social media. Christys condemned the footage, questioning why Khan was “still in Britain” and accusing authorities of leniency toward violent offenders.

He also blasted the UK’s immigration and justice systems, referencing recent cases where convicted foreign offenders were paid to leave or reentered the country illegally. “Break into Britain, threaten to kill the man who might one day be Prime Minister, and you get to live it up at the taxpayer’s expense,” he said.

Farage has since urged authorities to deport Khan to Sweden, warning that “people like Mada Pasa” pose a danger to the British public and “should never have set foot in the country.”