Case of Elvish Yadav Snake Venom: Bigg Boss OTT 2 Winner Avoids Media, Faces 3-Hour Interrogation

The Noida police questioned Elvish Yadav on the snake venom rave case. The well-known YouTuber arrived to the Sector-20 Police Department. To avoid being photographed by the media, he paid a covert visit. He may be questioned again today, Wednesday, after allegedly being questioned for three hours on Tuesday. For the unaware, Elvish was the subject of a formal complaint filed lately when his name surfaced during a rave party at which venom and snakes were discovered.

“YouTuber and Bigg Boss winner Elvish Yadav appeared before the Noida police late at night in connection with the snake venom case,” DCP Noida Harish Chander said in a statement to the media. Police have contacted him once more. Anand Kulkarni, the Noida Joint CP, said, “Elvish Yadav was questioned yesterday. We developed a list of questions based on the facts, and we asked him questions. He will be summoned back for further interrogation if needed. We have also requested that the court remand the five defendants to the police today.

According to reports on Tuesday, there is not much evidence against the well-known YouTuber. They said that a third-party sting operation served as the foundation for the filing of the FIR. Although police made an effort to gather evidence, sources claim that nothing has been discovered to prove Yadav’s affiliation with any cartel that deals with snakes or similar matters.

Yadav has been invited to join the investigation by officials because Rahul Singh, one of the five individuals detained and held in judicial custody in connection with this case, alleges that he and the social media celebrity struck a pact. The two should be shown to each other, according to the investigators.

Elvish Yadav was also detained last week in relation to the snake venom case at a checkpoint in Kota, Rajasthan, but he was eventually freed. “Yes, the Rajasthani police did get in touch with us. We told them that Yadav remains a suspect in this case and that we are investigating his involvement. The officer said, “We assured them we will take action as soon as we got proof against him.

Elvish Yadav, however, said in a video statement released last week that all of the accusations made against him are unfounded and unsupported by evidence. “Main khilaaf media mein, Maine subah utha aur dekha kaise kaise news phail rahi hai. “Just because something is fake or not real doesn’t mean it’s not real,” he said.