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NEW DELHI: In a recent development, the Noida Police has transferred the case related to YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav’s alleged involvement in snake venom and an illegal rave party from the Sector 49 Police Station to the Sector 20 Police Station. The decision came on the orders of the Noida Police Commissioner.
This information was exclusively reported by The New Indian, making it the first news outlet to bring this update to the public’s attention.
As of now, the suspected snake venom recovered in the case has not been sent to any laboratory for testing. It is currently under scrutiny, and there is a likelihood that it will be forwarded to a laboratory based in Lucknow for a comprehensive examination.
Authorities aim to ascertain whether the seized venom possesses psychotropic properties capable of inducing effects similar to party drugs in the human body.
Additionally, a new Investigation Official (IO) has been dispatched from the Sector 20 Police Station to the Sector 49 Police Station to investigate the matter further. Following a thorough examination of the case details, the future course of action will be determined.
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The New Investigation Official (IO) has been sent to Sector 49 PS from Noida Sector 20 PS to inquire about the matter, they say after examining the full details will decide their future course of action.
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The incident in question was set into motion when an FIR was registered against the YouTuber in Noida. He is accused of involvement in the distribution of snake venom at rave parties within the Noida-NCR region.
The complaint was lodged by Gaurav Gupta, an Animal Welfare Officer associated with the People For Animal (PFA) organisation, which is affiliated with BJP’s Maneka Gandhi.
The New Indian also obtained access to the conversation between Gupta and snake charmer Rahul, who is one of the accused in the case and is currently in police custody along with four others.
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Notably, Elvish Yadav was briefly detained by the police during a checkpoint in the rural district of Rajasthan’s Kota on Saturday. Subsequently, after consultation with the Noida police, Yadav was released as there was no connection to any ongoing criminal investigation.
READ MORE: Elvish Yadav hits back at ‘pagal’ Arnab Goswami’s ‘snake venom party’ accusation – THE NEW INDIAN
The complaint alleges that Yadav and other content creators were filming videos with snakes and venom at farmhouses in Noida. BJP leader Maneka Gandhi has also called for Yadav’s arrest, specifically after a video circulated on social media, showcasing Yadav handling and playing with a snake.
READ MORE: Rajasthan Police detain Elvish Yadav, later clear him – THE NEW INDIAN
