The Noida police prevented a rave party in Sector 49 after Elvish Yadav, the Bigg Boss OTT winner, and five others were arrested. In an India Today interview on Friday, police said they found nine snakes, including five cobras, and snake venom during the raids.
Following a complaint from BJP MP Maneka Gandhi’s NGO, Noida police held Yadav following many investigations and observations.
The complainants allegedly told Noida Police that Yadav often invited foreigners to “illegal” rave parties and recorded live snakes and snake venom on his property.
An NGO employee allegedly gave Yadav the cobra venom supplier’s location. It is thought Yadav shared his agent’s contact information.
Police list Elvish Yadav as one of six suspects on the First Information Report. “Five of the six accused have been taken into custody; however, Elvish Yadav has not been arrested yet,” said cops.
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The five said police operations occurred in Delhi and other nations. Multiple sources say Elvish Yadav used snakes to record his Instagram and YouTube videos.
A video of Yadav with a snake was unintentionally posted online.
“The Forest Department received the snakes,” police said.
The volunteer promised to bring snakes and poison when he contacted the organisation. Ravi, Jayakaran, Titunath, Narayan, and Rahul reached the site indicated.
Volunteers from other NGOs informed the police. The five identified Yadav after his arrest.
Police said the defendants grabbed local snakes and extracted their venom. Yadav was then charged with poisoning. They added, “They used to collect a hefty sum of money for supplying venom at parties.”
Snake, scorpion, and other reptile venoms have been used as recreational drugs for years instead of opiates like opium and cannabis.
Yadav became famous on social media after winning “Bigg Boss OTT” season two this year. He has 7.51 million YouTube subscribers and 15.6 million Instagram followers.
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