Elvish Yadav Accused of Money Laundering by ED; Bigg Boss OTT 2 Winner to Face Grilling Soon

Elvish Yadav Accused of Money Laundering by ED; Bigg Boss OTT 2 Winner to Face Grilling Soon

The Enforcement Directorate has filed a cash laundering case against YouTuber Siddharth Yadav, assumed to be Elvish Yadav, and a few others under the charge of suspected use of wind venom as a recreational sedate in parties he facilitated, official sources said Saturday. The central agency has squeezed charges beneath the Anticipation of Cash Washing Act (PMLA) after taking cognizance of a FIR and charge sheet recorded by the Gautam Buddh Nagar (Noida) locale police in Uttar Pradesh in the final month against him and others connected to him.

The alleged era of continued wrongdoing and the use of unlawful stores for sorting out rave or recreational parties is beneath the scanner of the ED. Yadav and a few others connected to the case will be addressed as part of the examination, the sources said. Yadav was captured on Walk 17 by the Noida Police in association with its test into the suspected use of wind poison as a recreational medication in parties that were supposedly facilitated by him.

The 26-year-old YouTuber, also the victor of the reality show Bigg Boss OTT 2, was booked under different segments of the Opiate Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, the Natural Life Assurance Act, and the Indian Correctional Code (IPC) by the Noida police. Yadav was among the six individuals named in an FIR held up at Noida’s Segment 49 Police Station on November 3 of last year on a complaint from an agent of creature rights NGO Individuals for Creatures (PFA).

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The five others, all wind charmers, were captured in November and were afterward let out on guard by a neighborhood court. The five wind charmers were captured from a dinner corridor in Noida on November 3, and nine snakes, counting five cobras, were protected from their ownership, whereas 20 ml of suspected wind poison was also seized. According to the police, Yadav was not shown in the dinner corridor then. In April, the Noida Police recorded an over 1,200-page charge sheet in the case. The charges included wind trafficking, the use of psychotropic substances, and sorting out rave parties, the police said.