After Snake Venom Case, Bigg Boss OTT Fame Elvish Yadav Features In New Song Vehem

Elvish Yadav posted a brief clip on Instagram Stories, asking fans to see the song's glimpse while offering a link to the video.

The brief 30-second video has gone viral on social media, where followers are praising Elvish.

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New Delhi: With the 'Vehem' teaser, Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav returns. The song video's teaser, which also stars Love Kataria, Mellow D, Lakshya, Archit, and Sangam Vigyaanik, was released by the producers on Friday. The brief 30-second video has gone viral on social media, where followers are praising Elvish.

Elvish is seen walking onto an outdoor stage in the 'Vehem' teaser, where a crowd of dancers surround him. The whole music video is announced to be dropping on November 18. Elvish posted a brief clip on Instagram Stories, asking fans to see the song's glimpse while offering a link to the video.

Check out the teaser here: 

For the past few weeks, Elvish Yadav has been engaged in a controversy. Six people, including the YouTuber, were accused on November 3 under the Wildlife (Protection) Act and Section 120A of the Indian Penal Code (criminal conspiracy) for allegedly selling snake venom to a party in Sector 51 of Noida.

Elvish was interrogated by officials about all the recordings and pictures that had been found at this point during the probe. However, the YouTuber has denied the allegations against him. During the course of their investigation, the police found some leads, and they suspect that if the venom of these snakes has been used in parties, it may have been diluted with chemicals. 

"Yadav has joined the investigation. He came to the police station around 11.30 pm on Tuesday. He was then questioned for around two hours and let off. He will be called again," a senior officer of the Noida Police told PTI, requesting anonymity. 

There were five cobras, two sand snakes, one python, and one rat snake among the snakes. The 1972 Wildlife Protection Act's Schedule 1 gives protection for each and every one of these snakes. Nine snakes total, eight of which had defanged. The snakes had no venom glands at all.