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Earlier this year, Elvish Yadav, the Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner had spent 14 days in legal custody after being arrested in connection with the snake venom case. Initially denying all charges as baseless, he later confessed to arranging the supply of snake venom at rave parties. The case traces back to a raid by the Noida Police last year, following a complaint by the People For Animals (PFA) organisation, wherein Yadav was accused of organising rave parties. The raid resulted in the seizure of snakes and venom from the venue.
In response to his implication in the case, Yadav took to social media platforms to proclaim his innocence, pledging full cooperation with the authorities. Additionally, he announced plans to file a defamation suit against Maneka Gandhi. Meanwhile, during his stint in prison, Yadav’s parents defended their son’s innocence in various interviews, refuting claims of his ownership of expensive cars and luxury properties showcased in his vlogs and social media. They asserted that the vehicles were rented, portraying a stark contrast to the extravagant lifestyle depicted online.
Elvish Yadav finds himself in trouble as ED charges with money laundering case
Yadav now has found himself embroiled in legal turmoil once again as the Enforcement Directorate (ED) registered a money laundering case against him in connection with the snake venom case that led to his incarceration. Currently out on bail, Yadav faces scrutiny from the ED’s Lucknow unit under various sections of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) owing to the significant financial transactions associated with the racket. The agency intends to question Yadav and others involved in the snake venom case.
As legal proceedings unfold, Elvish Yadav’s legal woes continue to grab headlines, shedding light on the complexities of the case and the influencer’s involvement in the alleged illicit activities.
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