Elvish Yadav Returns To Instagram With A Cryptic Post Flaunting Luxurious Cars After Bail In Snake Venom Case

Elvish Yadav recently shared a photo of himself with his fancy cars after getting out of jail on bail.

Elvish Yadav's latest post featured two luxury cars.

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New Delhi: Popular YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner, Elvish Yadav, recently made headlines as he was granted bail in a snake venom case. After spending six days in Noida Jail, Elvish was released on bail. On March 17, he was arrested by the Noida Police as they probed Elvish's parties for possible drug usage including snake venom. 

In his first Instagram post after his bail, Elvish Yadav surprised fans by showcasing two luxurious cars while expressing a newfound perspective on life. Sporting a white shirt, black sleeveless jacket, and blue denim jeans, Yadav captioned the photo in Hindi, "Time may not be visible, but a lot is revealed," indicating a shift in his outlook post-legal troubles.

 

 

 

 

 

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The post drew a lot of attention from fans, with former Bigg Boss contestant Abhishek Dobhal commenting, "Bhai so happy to see you.”

Despite the legal challenges, Elvish Yadav's return to Instagram signals a new chapter, hinting at personal growth and resilience amid adversity.

While speaking with AajTak, Elvish's dad revealed that he used to rent luxury cars like Mercedes and Porsche for his YouTube videos. "He used to rent older cars to showcase his stunts in his YouTube videos and portrayed them as his own new cars,” he told AajTak. 

Also, allegations that Elvish has property in Dubai were denied by his parents.

What is Snake Venom Case?

Authorities arrested five people on November 3 from Sector 51, where they found nine snakes, including five cobras. They also found 20 ml of what was thought to be snake venom.

Initial reports from the police said that Elvish Yadav wasn't at the party location, but they were looking into his possible connection to the case of using snake poison for drugs.

MP and PFA head Maneka Gandhi said Elvish was selling illegal snake poison and called for his arrest right away.