Noida Police has interrogated Bigg Boss OTT winner and YouTuber Elvish Yadav for about three hours in the snake venom rave party case. To avoid the media, Elvish Yadav reached Kotwali Sector police station at 12 o’clock in the night. Here DCP, ACP level officers interrogated him. The police have again asked Elvish to come. Now the police want to take Rahul on remand and interrogate him face to face. Noida Police on Tuesday sent a notice to Elvish Yadav and called him for questioning in this matter. After this further action will be taken. At the same time, police teams are engaged in investigation. On the other hand, on Tuesday, a hearing was held in Surajpur Court on the demand of the five accused arrested in this case for 14 days. After the hearing, the court has reserved its decision on police custody remand. Noida Zone DCP Harish Chander said that Elvish Yadav has been called for questioning. A notice has been sent for this. Police teams are continuously investigating all angles. All types of evidence related to the case are being collected.
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On the other hand, when UP Government’s Minister of State for Forest and Environment (Independent Charge) Arun Saxena was questioned on the case of Elvish Yadav, he said that action will be taken in this matter as per law. No celebrity, no matter how big, is above the law.
The venom gland of five recovered cobra snakes was taken out.
Forest department officials got all the nine recovered snakes medically examined by the panel of Deputy CVO. It was revealed that the venom glands of five recovered snakes had been removed. The accused had also taken out the venom of the cobra. It is a matter of investigation by the police and forest officials as to what the accused did with the extracted poison. The police had also recovered poison from the accused. The accused were also accused of selling poison in rave parties etc. The remaining four recovered snakes are not poisonous. All the snakes have been released into the forest after taking permission from the court.
To snatch away the digestive enzymes is to remove the poison glands.
Saurabh Gupta, who was part of the team that filed the complaint, says that the illegal business of extracting snake venom and selling it for drugs etc. was being done. After this, snakes were being used in parties for financial gain. For snakes, removing their venom glands is taking away their digestive enzymes. This is similar to removing all the salivary glands. Due to this, the digestive system of snakes gets spoiled. Meanwhile, lawyer Vishal Gautam said that snake venom is used in making anti-venom and medicine for cancer patients. Apart from this, people use snake venom for intoxication. It is also used in cosmetic items and expensive perfumes. Cobra is a Schedule-A category creature. Cobra is a Schedule-A category animal and removing the venom gland comes in the category of cruelty. If convicted in this crime, the culprit can be sentenced to up to seven years in prison.