Elvish Yadav stopped at Rajasthan checkpoint; allowed to go after interrogation by Kota Police

Updated : Nov 05, 2023 09:14
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Big Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav had been stopped at a check point by police in Kota, Rajasthan. Elvish Yadav was held for interrogation while he was travelling with his friends in a car on Saturday evening. However, he was later allowed to go.

SHO of Suket police station Vishnu Singh told PTI that during routine checking, a car in which three or four people were travelling was stopped and one of them identified himself as Elvish Yadav.

BJP MP Maneka Gandhi has accused "Bigg Boss" OTT winner Elvish Yadav of being involved in illegally selling snake venom and sought his immediate arrest.

Elvish Yadav had allegedly tried to escape by breaking the barricade. However, he was caught from Ramganj Suket area of ​​Kota Rural, the News24 report added. The report also mentioned that Elvish Yadav's car has been seized by Kota Police.

On Friday, the Noida Police had booked Yadav and arrested five people for the alleged use of snake venom at rave parties.

Nine snakes, including cobras, were rescued from the possession of the arrested accused who came to a banquet hall in Sector 51 on Thursday for a party, which was a trap laid by animal rights group People for Animals (PFA).

Police seized 20 milliliters of snake venom stored in a plastic bottle from the possession of the accused. The seized venom has been sent for testing to ascertain if it is psychotropic in nature to induce a party drug-like effect in the human body.

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