Migrant who threatened to kill Farage on way to UK is illegally broadcasting to his fans from inside prison
Mada Pasa, 26, provoked outrage last year when he posted videos online of his trip on a small boat.
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Mada Pasa is illegally broadcasting to his fans from inside prison
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On his way to the UK, the migrant threatened to kill Nigel Farage
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They included one abusing the Reform leader.
The Sun can reveal he continues to post TikToks to thousands of his followers from
In one clip, posted this week, he poses with his hands in a gun sign.
In another he feeds the birds outside his window and can be seen banging his hand against his cell door.
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Afghan Pasa, real name Fayaz Khan, was charged with making threats to kill last year after his video went viral.
He is due to go on trial in October.
Pasa, who has a Kalashnikov tattoo on his face, had millions of views on TikTok, which included videos of him with women sitting on his lap.
The Prison Service said: 'We are aware of these videos and are investigating.'
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