Elvish Yadav, who was recently granted bail by a Noida court in the infamous snake venom case, has now been charged by the Gurugram Police for using prohibited snakes in a music video. On Saturday, March 30, the Gurugram Police filed a case against the YouTuber and singer Rahul Yadav, also known as Fazalpuria.
Elvish Yadav, Singer Fazilpuria Booked By Gurugram Police For Using Prohibited Snakes In '32 Bore' Music Video
Not long after being granted bail in a snake venom case, Elvish Yadav has landed in a legal controversy yet again.
The police바카라s action followed days after a Gurugram court directed them to register an FIR against the social media influencer, following a petition by animal rights activist Saurabh Gupta. Gupta had approached the court with a video filmed featuring Elvish Yadav at Earth Iconic Mall in Sector 71, Gurugram, last year.
Gupta, who works with BJP MP Maneka Gandhi바카라s People for Animals organization, filed a petition with the court alleging that the 바카라Bigg Boss OTT 2바카라 winner and 50 others were seen using various snakes prohibited under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, in a music video, that has now gone viral. The petition further claimed that the video was recorded in a mall, asserting that all these individuals engaged in additional unlawful activities.
According to ANI, both the YouTuber and the singer were charged under Section 294 of the Indian Penal Code for illegally featuring snakes and using abusive language during the filming of the song 바카라32 Bore,바카라 sung by Fazalpuria, and starring Yadav.
This marks the third FIR against Elvish in the Delhi NCR region, out of which the last one was related to snakes as well. Just a few days back, he was taken into custody by the Noida Police in a snake venom case, but was granted bail on a 50,000 bail bond a week later. In a video later on, he called it 바카라a very bad phase of his life,바카라 and stated that he will 바카라start a new chapter on a positive note.바카라 In addition to this, one more case is related to snakes, and another case stems from a video of him beating up YouTuber Maxtern that went viral. Apart from these three instances, there are several complaints against him for threatening people.
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