YouTuber Elvish Yadav faces legal heat in Noida for rave parties with snake venom

Elvish Yadav, a YouTuber, influencer, and Bigg Boss OTT2 winner, along with five of his colleagues, were arrested when 20 milliliters of snake venom and nine deadly snakes that they had used for rave parties were found in their hands. Five cobras, one python, one two-headed snake, and one rat snake were found in their hands, according to the Noida Police FIR. The NGO headed by BJP MP Maneka Gandhi, which had been pursuing the case against Elvish Yadav for some time, filed the complaint accusing the rave party of using snake venom.

The complainants to Noida Police claimed to have proof that Elvish Yadav often invited foreign girls to his “illegal” rave parties and had recorded videos in his Noida farmhouse, including live snakes and snake venom. The allegation states that Elvish Yadav was then approached by an NGO representative who wanted to give him some cobra venom.

According to reports, Elvish divulged his agent’s information and phone number.
Following communication, the agent consented to supply snakes and snake venom, and five individuals—Rahul, Titunath, Jayakaran, Narayan, and Ravinath—arrived at the decoy party location. Following their notification to the authorities by the NGO, the five individuals who had brought snakes and snake venom were turned over to the police. All five were placed under arrest. Apparently, Elvish Yadav was their name.

Nine deadly snakes were found.

Nine snakes, including five cobras, one python, one two-headed snake, and one rat snake, were found among the group.

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In response to the FIR announcement, Chief of the Delhi Women Commission Swati Maliwal shared a picture of Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar with Elvish Yadav. “This man is promoted by the Haryana chief minister on the platform. On the one hand, the Haryana government supports individuals who are beaten on the streets, such as @SakshiMalik and @BajrangPunia. Its videos contain derogatory language and vulgar remarks about girls. “Leaders are willing to do anything to win votes,” tweeted Swati Maliwal.