The person giving the information alleged that when he contacted Elvish Yadav, he introduced him to a person named Rahul. Who agreed to organize a rave party. An FIR was lodged against Elvish in Sector-49 of Noida. After the charge sheet was filed, summons was also issued by the first Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, Gautam Buddha Nagar.
Elvish Yadav said in his petition that the person registering the case is not an authorized person under the Wildlife Protection Act. He is making a false claim by calling himself an animal welfare officer. The petition also said that neither a snake nor any drug was recovered from them. Apart from this, no direct relations were established between the accused and other co-accused.
It also said that it is a well -known fact that the petitioner is a social media influencer. Various television is also seen in reality shows. Naturally, his name was added to the media a lot of movement. For this reason, police officers also showed additional sensitivity and also imposed sections of the ADPS Act. But later these streams were removed due to not being proved. It was also argued that the allegations against the petition were unclear and unfounded and no connection between other co-accused.
It may be known that Noida Police arrested YouTuber Elvish Yadav in the NDPS Act last year. In which he is out on bail right now. In Sector-49 of Noida, Gaurav Gupta, an officer of the People's for Animal Association, had filed a case against Elvish Yadav and his associates of using snakes.
In this case, the police had filed a charge sheet in the court. The charge sheet was filed in the District Court on behalf of Noida Police in the use of snake and its poison. In the 1,200 -page charge sheet, the Noida police told that Elvish had contact with the snake charmers sent to jail.