In the midst of the snake poison scandal, Elvish Yadav shows up on Weekend Ka Vaar at Bigg Boss

By Nagpur Trends Team Published on 2023-11-04 08:02:33.
In the midst of the snake poison scandal, Elvish Yadav shows up on Weekend Ka Vaar at Bigg Boss

This week on Bigg Boss 17, presenter Salman Khan, and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav will make an appearance with Manisha Rani on the Weekend Ka Vaar episode. The Noida police has filed a complaint against the YouTube for allegedly using snake venom at rave parties. 

On Friday, Colors TV's official Instagram account released a new teaser for the Weekend Ka Vaar episode, in which Salman Khan greets Elvish and Manisha on stage. Salman watches as the two shake a leg. Later, Salman agrees to do some hook dances with Manisha and Elvish when she asks him to. Salman stars in Tiger Woods. Salman is told by Manisha that he looks "just like a wow."

According to authorities, Elvish was booked by the Noida Police on Friday, along with five other individuals, for allegedly using snake venom at rave parties. Officials reported that nine snakes, including cobras, were also freed from the arrestees' possession. They had arrived at a banquet hall in Sector 51 on Thursday for a party, which was actually a trap set by the animal rights organization People for Animals (PFA).

Twenty milliliters of snake venom, sealed in a plastic bottle and taken from the accused by the police, has been sent for analysis to determine whether it is psychotropic enough to cause the body to react similarly to party drugs.However, Elvish refuted the charges. "I woke up and heard the news about my alleged arrest in the media," he stated in a video that was uploaded to his Instagram account.

These accusations made against me are entirely untrue and fraudulent. They are 1% true, at most. I'm ready to assist the UP Police. I kindly ask the UP Government and CM Yogi Adityanath to accept complete responsibility for me, even if I had a 0.1% participation in this. I ask that the media refrain from disseminating false information until that time, as I am not involved in this matter.


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