Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav was recently arrested in serious legal trouble amid an ongoing investigation related to the rave party incident. Noida police acted decisively and sent Yadav to judicial custody for 14 days starting March 17. Sources said Elf was named for allegedly arranging snakes and snake venom for these gatherings. His parents recently gave an interview to Aaj Tak where they made some shocking revelations.
Elf's parents have come forward to set the record straight amidst rumors swirling that their son allegedly owns luxury cars, including Mercedes and Porsche, as featured in his video blog.
They further revealed that elves do not own these vehicles. Elf's father, Rambatar Yadav, explained, “He would borrow an old car and perform stunts on YouTube videos, portraying it as his new car.''
According to information from law enforcement sources, the reality show star, who initially denied any involvement in the incidents, has now admitted to organizing the snake venom for these events. The latest update contradicts claims made by police regarding Elf's knowledge of the crime.
A source said, “During interrogation, Yadav did not admit the crime… but we have important evidence. For him, it was about projecting an image of 'stolen goods' and 'Bhakar'.” was intended to portray himself to his fans.” As someone who is not afraid of law enforcement and can do as he pleases. ”
Additionally, Elf's father detailed that his son frequently borrows cars from friends for video shoots and uses them temporarily before returning them. Furthermore, his parents have denied the idea of their son owning any property, saying that his son does not own any land or an apartment, including his alleged home in Dubai, which is featured in the video blog. Stated. They emphasized that Elf primarily earns income through his own YouTube channel and online sales of jackets.
Elf's parents have come forward to set the record straight amidst rumors swirling that their son allegedly owns luxury cars, including Mercedes and Porsche, as featured in his video blog.
They further revealed that elves do not own these vehicles. Elf's father, Rambatar Yadav, explained, “He would borrow an old car and perform stunts on YouTube videos, portraying it as his new car.''
According to information from law enforcement sources, the reality show star, who initially denied any involvement in the incidents, has now admitted to organizing the snake venom for these events. The latest update contradicts claims made by police regarding Elf's knowledge of the crime.
A source said, “During interrogation, Yadav did not admit the crime… but we have important evidence. For him, it was about projecting an image of 'stolen goods' and 'Bhakar'.” was intended to portray himself to his fans.” As someone who is not afraid of law enforcement and can do as he pleases. ”
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