Elvish Yadav: Elvish was welcomed with Halwa-Puri in jail! Users said – 'System' is running there too

Posted on 18th Mar 2024 03:23 pm by rohit kumar

Finally, after 135 days, the system of Bigg Boss winner Elvish Yadav got hung. Despite all efforts and having an army of lawyers, Noida Police arrested Elvish Yadav on Sunday. Apart from the Wildlife Act, sections of the NDPS Act have been increased against Elvish. Now the news is coming that after going to jail, Halwa Puri was served to Elvish on the first night. Let us know what is the matter.

 

YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav was arrested on Saturday for supplying snake venom at rave parties in Noida and Gurugram and was sent to 14-day judicial custody on Sunday. And now new reports claim that he was served a delicious meal of Halwa Puri on his first night in jail.

 

Elvish was produced before a local court on Sunday afternoon in the snake venom case, where he was sentenced to 14 days in jail. Jail Superintendent Arun Pratap Singh said he was served halwa, puri, and vegetables inside the jail for dinner and was also given three blankets for his use as per the rules.

 

Currently, Elvish is reportedly kept in the quarantine barrack and will soon be moved to the normal barrack. Meanwhile, if reports are to be believed, Elvish was denying the allegations against him in the snake venom case. Now he has confessed to supplying it at rave parties.

 

After 135 days, as soon as the code of conduct was imposed, the police caught Elvish. After Elvish's name cropped up in the supply of snake venom, the case became high profile and was in the headlines. The police had sent him a notice in November.

 

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