Elvish Yadav, the winner of 'Bigg Boss - OTT', is accused of hosting raves after snake venom was discovered

The five men have reported to the police that Elvish Yadav used the snakes to film movies for YouTube and Instagram.

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Elvish Yadav, the winner of 'Bigg Boss - OTT', is accused of hosting raves after snake venom was discovered
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Elvish Yadav, the winner of 'Bigg Boss - OTT', is accused of hosting raves after snake venom was discovered
Elvish Yadav, the winner of 'Bigg Boss - OTT', is accused of hosting raves after snake venom was discovered

Five persons have been taken into custody in Noida for allegedly providing snakes and their venom to rave events hosted by social media star Elvish Yadav, according to the police. The five men have reported to the police that Elvish Yadav used the snakes to film movies for YouTube and Instagram, and that these gatherings were hosted at several farmhouses in Delhi and its surrounding areas.

It is said that attendees of the rave gatherings, which reportedly included foreign nationals, ingested the snake venom. Six persons, including Elvish Yadav, are named in the First Information Report, or FIR, according to officials. "Five of the six accused have been taken into custody, however, Elvish Yadav has not been arrested yet," they stated.

Officials stated that the accused had nine snakes—five of them were cobras—and snake venom recovered from him. The snakes have now been given to the Forest Department.

They would capture snakes from various locations throughout the area and remove their venom, which they supposedly sold for a high amount. "They used to collect a hefty sum of money for supplying the venom at parties," according to cops.

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