After the Noida Police, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) will now take forward the investigation into the case involving YouTuber and former Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav and his eight associates for organising a rave party in Noida, where snakes and snake venom were reportedly found.
The Noida Police have already submitted a 1,200-page charge sheet in the court naming Elvish Yadav and his associates as accused. The police also submitted electronic evidence, a forensic report, besides the statements of 24 witnesses in the case.
The ED will now collect information related to this case from the Noida Police and take the investigation forward with the help of the evidence recorded in the charge sheet.
The Noida Police have also sent the mobile phones of Elvish Yadav and two other accused to the forensic laboratory for examination.
The ED is likely to question Elvish Yadav soon, sources said.
According to police sources, the three phones that have been sent to the forensic lab contained videos and chats related to rave parties and the use of snake venom.
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