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Even after getting bail, Elvish Yadav spent the night in jail, this is the reason

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A big update is coming out regarding YouTuber Elvish Yadav. It is being said that Elvish, who was in jail for the last 5 days on charges of supplying snake venom, has got bail but he will not be able to come out today. Elvish had to spend another night in jail. Noida jail administration will present Elvish in Gurugram court.

elvish will still be interrogated

Gurugram Police had applied for the production warrant of Elvish in Noida Court, which was approved by the court. A case of assault has been registered against Elvish in Sector 53 of Gurugram. After Noida Police arrested Elvish, Gurugram Police issued a production warrant to interrogate him. The court allowed Gurugram Police to interrogate him under the production warrant. Now Noida jail administration will present Elvish in Gurugram court today i.e. on 23 March 2023. Gurugram court will decide what to do next.

elvish can't return home

Let us tell you that his bail hearing was held in the lower NDPS court on Friday. The court has granted bail to Elvish on a bond of Rs 50,000. After spending 5 days in Luxor jail, Elvish will now return home but it has not been confirmed whether he will get a chance to go home now or not.

Elvish's lawyer said this

Elvish's lawyer Prashant Rathi told the media that he told the court that Elvish has been wrongly implicated in this case. No material under NDPS Act was found from him. Rahul, from whom the police had found poison, has already been granted bail.

These allegations were made against Elvish

Elvish was arrested by Noida Police on March 17 in the snake scandal case. YouTubers allegedly supply snakes and their venom to rave parties. Not only this, Elvish was also accused of financing drugs. Noida Police arrested Elvish and presented him in the court. According to the order, he was sent to judicial custody for 14 days. There are reports that Elvish has confessed during police interrogation that he used to supply snake venom.

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