Bigg Boss 17: Elvish Yadav Makes An Appearance On The Show Amidst Rave Party Controversy!

Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav will appear on Bigg Boss 17's Weekend Ka Vaar episode with Manisha Rani and presenter Salman Khan this week. The YouTube channel was recently arrested by Noida police for allegedly using snake venom during rave events.

On Friday, Colours TV's official Instagram account released a new trailer for the forthcoming Weekend Ka Vaar episode, in which Salman Khan invites Elvish and Manisha to the stage. Salman watches as the two shake a leg. Later, Manisha convinces Salman to join her and Elvish in some hook steps, and the 'Tiger 3' star agrees. Salman is even told by Manisha that he looks "just like a wow."

(Also Read: Elvish Yadav Finally BREAKS Silence On Rave Party Arrest News!)

The caption on Colours TV says, “Elvish aur Manisha Rani aaye Bigg Boss ke manch par, lagaane apne dance se aag! (fire emoji) Dekhiye #BiggBoss17, Mon-Fri 10PM & Sat-Sun 9PM sirf #Colors aur officialjiocinema par. #BB17 #BiggBoss beingsalmankhan.”

Take A Look at the Official Promo:

Elvish Yadav Rave Party Controversy:

According to authorities, Elvish was jailed, and five people were detained for allegedly using snake venom at rave events. Officials claimed nine snakes, including cobras, were removed from the possession of those detained, who had landed at a banquet facility in Sector 51 for a party on Thursday, which was a trap prepared by animal rights group People for Animals (PFA).

Police collected 20 millilitres of snake venom from the accused's possession and submitted it for testing to see if it is psychoactive in nature and capable of inducing a party drug-like effect in the human body.

(Also Read: Elvish Yadav Controversy: Maneka Gandhi Explains How Her Team Nabbed The Illegal Rave Parties!)

Elvish, on the other hand, refuted the charges. "I woke up and heard the news about my alleged arrest in the media," he stated in a video broadcast on his Instagram account. "All of these accusations against me are false and without foundation. They aren't even half-true. I am willing to work with the UP Police. I appeal that the UP Government and UP CM Yogi Adityanath accept full responsibility, even if they had a 0.1% role in this. I ask that the media refrain from spreading falsehoods till then; I have nothing to do with this."