Lucknow Press
Lucknow: On Thursday, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) questioned famous YouTuber Elvish Yadav for about 8 hours at the headquarters in Lucknow. During this, he was questioned in detail about questions related to rave parties, supply of snake venom and its sources. Recently, a video of Elvish Yadav is also becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which he is seen coming out of the ED office where media people surround him.
During this time, anger and irritation can be seen on Elvish Yadav’s face. Not only this, Elvish Yadav is also seen very tense due to the questions being asked by the media. Also, when the media asked Elvish to present his side, he flatly refused. While talking to the media, Elvis said, ‘Go home, you people must be dying of hunger’. According to reports, ED officials questioned Elvish about rave parties and the supply of snake venom.
ED questioned Elvish Yadav for 8 hours
He was also asked about the places where snake venom was supplied for rave parties and where such parties were organised. Apart from this, the officials also sought information about Elvish’s friends and contacts. According to reports, during the 8-hour long interrogation, the ED also asked questions related to Elvish Yadav’s properties, expensive vehicles and bank accounts. Elvish was also asked to bring his mobile phone. He was also questioned about all the footage, videos, contacts and chats on his mobile phone.
The irritation was clearly visible on his face
When Elvish Yadav came out of the ED office after this interrogation which lasted for more than 8 hours, a video of him is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which irritation is clearly visible on his face. When media persons tried to talk to him, he looked very angry. Initially, he did not answer any of the media’s questions. Let us tell you, ED has also registered a case of money laundering against Elvish Yadav in the case related to smuggling of snake venom. Apart from Elvish, ED is also continuously interrogating the owners of many big hotels, resorts and farmhouses in this case.
