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Elvish Yadav Gets Major Relief from Supreme Court in Snake Venom Case

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Indian YouTuber and reality TV star Elvish Yadav has received significant relief in the high-profile snake venom case tied to an alleged rave party incident from November 2024. The Supreme Court of India has stayed all ongoing proceedings against Yadav in the lower trial court, offering him a much-needed reprieve while the matter undergoes further scrutiny.

Background of the Case

  • The controversy began in November 2024, when Noida Police implicated Elvish Yadav and several associates in the illegal use and supply of snake venom at a rave party. Yadav has consistently maintained his innocence, arguing that the charges against him are baseless and that he is the victim of a false allegation.

  • His plea for relief was earlier rejected by the Allahabad High Court, motivating him to escalate the issue to the Supreme Court.

Latest Development

  • The Supreme Court, acting on Yadav’s petition, has issued notices to both the Uttar Pradesh government and the original complainant, seeking their responses regarding the petition’s claims.

  • Most crucially, trial court proceedings have been paused (stayed) until further orders from the Supreme Court. This means no hearings or further legal action will proceed at the lower court level for the time being.

Who is Elvish Yadav?

  • Elvish Yadav is widely known for his massive youth following as a social media influencer and YouTube content creator.

  • He has won major reality shows, including Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss OTT 2, Playground Season 4, Laughter Chef, and MTV Roadies.

  • Despite his successes, Yadav has often been at the center of controversies.

What’s Next?

  • The Supreme Court’s stay is a temporary measure while it considers the merits of Yadav’s plea. The final outcome will depend on the responses from the UP government and the complainant, as well as further hearings in the apex court.

  • Until that time, the snake venom case against Elvish Yadav will remain on hold, preventing further trial developments at the local level.

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