The popular YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner, Elvish Yadav, was arrested with the aid of Noida Police on Sunday in reference to an alleged case regarding using snake venom. Yadav turned into known as in for questioning through the police and in the end arrested. He is about to be offered in court docket nowadays.
The case stems from a police raid at a Noida birthday celebration in November 2023, for the duration of which snake venom, purportedly used for intoxication, was discovered some of the visitors. Reports endorse that Yadav changed into present at the celebration and is accused of presenting the snake venom.
Following the police raids, social media was inundated with movies of Yadav handling snakes, prompting calls for his arrest from users.
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An NGO known as People for Animals (PFA), founded by BJP MP Maneka Gandhi, performed a sting operation main to the arrest of 5 people for snake smuggling. These individuals allegedly claimed to have provided snakes for Yadav’s events. Information received from them resulted in the rescue of 9 snakes, inclusive of five cobras, and the invention of approximately 20 milliliters of probably hazardous snake venom at Yadav’s accumulating location.
Yadav has vehemently denied all allegations and has even threatened to report defamation prices in opposition to PFA. Despite being wondered twice by way of the Noida Police, he turned into ultimately arrested on Sunday. Reports indicate that Yadav is booked underneath the Wildlife (Protection) Act and Section 120A (crook conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code.
Elvish Yadav’s controversies
This isn’t always the primary controversy Yadav reveals himself embroiled in. Recently, some other YouTuber named Maxtern accused him of attack and tried homicide. Videos depicting Yadav allegedly assaulting Maxtern went viral on social media, sparking needs for his arrest. Maxtern initially filed an FIR however later withdrew it after the two reportedly reached a compromise, which they introduced on social media.
