ED sent notice to Elvish Yadav | ED sent notice to Elvish Yadav in Lucknow: Accused of making money by supplying snake venom in rave parties, friend was questioned a day before – Lucknow News
The regional office of the Enforcement Directorate in Lucknow has sent summons against Elvish Yadav, who is accused of money laundering and selling snake venom in rave parties. The ED had issued a notice to Elvish Yadav and summoned him on 8 July. But Elvish said that he was abroad and asked him to appear for a few days.
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According to the information, a case of money laundering was registered against YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT Season 2 winner Elvish Yadav for serving snake venom in rave parties. After which the Enforcement Directorate took action against Elvish. Elvish was to appear on July 8. But citing being abroad, he asked for 15 days time. Now he has been asked to appear on July 23.
People for Animals accuses Elvish of
The People for Animals organization had accused Elvish Yadav of supplying snake venom to a rave party in Noida. The founder of the organization is former MP Maneka Gandhi. After the case was registered, the police called Elvish Yadav’s agent and snake charmers along with the organization on the pretext of selling snake venom and arrested them on March 17. During police interrogation, Elvish denied all the allegations. However, his involvement was revealed in the police investigation. After this, the ED registered a case of money laundering.
Haryana singer Elvish’s friend has been questioned
On Monday, ED questioned Elvish’s friend, Haryana’s famous singer Rahul Yadav alias Fazilpuria. ED questioned Fazilpuria for about 7 hours in Lucknow office. Actually, Fazilpuria had used snakes in one of his songs. ED questioned Fazilpuria on suspicion. ED suspected that Elvish had provided snakes to Fazilpuria.
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