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In a statement, YouTuber Elvish Yadav refuted all claims made against him by the Noida Police, who had filed a complaint against him on Friday for allegedly utilizing snake venom at rave events. He also promised to cooperate with the UP Police. BJP lawmaker Maneka Gandhi, whose NGO had lodged a complaint against Elvish Yadav, released a statement in which she called it a Grade 1 offense, emphasized the risk of injecting snake venom, and questioned why the innocent man remained at large. She also alluded to the likelihood that there was a bigger scheme at work here.

Elvish Yadav’s usage of snakes in his YouTube videos had drawn Maneka Gandhi’s attention for some time, and she said that she had found out he was selling snake venom.

 

Maneka Gandhi questioned, “Why is he on the run then?” in reference to Elvish Yadav’s assertions of innocence. She also emphasized how snake venom poses health hazards, including harm to the kidneys and liver that can result in lightheadedness.

 

After hearing Maneka Gandhi’s remarks, Elvish Yadav stressed the need for individuals to exercise caution when leveling charges in the absence of proof and advised those making them to be prepared to accept responsibility for their actions should they turn out to be untrue.

According to People for Animals’ complaint, Elvish Yadav was approached by Maneka Gandhi’s NGO, which requested that he plan a rave party and deliver cobra venom. “Rahul,” also known by Elvish Yadav, allegedly consented to provide the poison before being caught by the Noida Police at Sector 51 Banquet Hall.

Maneka Gandhi has not wavered in her belief that using snake venom in this way poses a severe risk and might entail a bigger network.In a statement, YouTuber Elvish Yadav refuted all claims made against him by the Noida Police, who had filed a complaint against him on Friday for allegedly utilizing snake venom at rave events.

He also promised to cooperate with the UP Police. BJP lawmaker Maneka Gandhi, whose NGO had lodged a complaint against Elvish Yadav, released a statement in which she called it a Grade 1 offense, emphasized the risk of injecting snake venom, and questioned why the innocent man remained at large. She also alluded to the likelihood that there was a bigger scheme at work here.

Let’s more about the case:

Elvish Yadav’s usage of snakes in his YouTube videos had drawn Maneka Gandhi’s attention for some time, and she said that she had found out he was selling snake venom.

Maneka Gandhi questioned, “Why is he on the run then?” in reference to Elvish Yadav’s assertions of innocence. She also emphasized how snake venom poses health hazards, including harm to the kidneys and liver that can result in lightheadedness.

After hearing Maneka Gandhi’s remarks, Elvish Yadav stressed the need for individuals to exercise caution when leveling charges in the absence of proof and advised those making them to be prepared to accept responsibility for their actions should they turn out to be untrue.

According to People for Animals’ complaint, Elvish Yadav was approached by Maneka Gandhi’s NGO, which requested that he plan a rave party and deliver cobra venom. “Rahul,” also known as Elvish Yadav, allegedly consented to provide the poison before being caught by the Noida Police at Sector 51 Banquet Hall.

 

Maneka Gandhi has not wavered in her belief that using snake venom in this way poses a severe risk and might entail a bigger network.

 What his father said on him :let’s see

Now kota police release him . But still inquiry going on .Let’s wait for police next step..

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