Elvish Yadav Faces ₹10 Crore Extortion Threat Linked to Lawrence Bishnoi Gang
Elvis Yadav gets ₹10 cr extortion threat from 'close aide' of Bishnoi gang
Hindustan Times
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Elvish Yadav, winner of Bigg Boss OTT 2, has received a ₹10 crore extortion threat from Randeep Malik, a purported associate of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The threat, delivered via WhatsApp, included a warning of violence if the payment was not made within two days. Police have initiated an investigation.
- 01Elvish Yadav received a ₹10 crore extortion threat via WhatsApp.
- 02The sender, Randeep Malik, claims to have ties to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
- 03Yadav's family was also threatened, with a warning of violence.
- 04The police have registered an FIR and are investigating the source of the call.
- 05Yadav has a history of previous threats, including a shooting incident last year.
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Elvish Yadav, who gained fame as the winner of Bigg Boss OTT 2, has been threatened with extortion amounting to ₹10 crore by Randeep Malik, who claims to be affiliated with the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The threat was communicated through a WhatsApp message, warning Yadav to pay the sum within two days or face violence. Yadav reported this incident to the police, leading to the filing of a First Information Report (FIR) at the Sector 56 police station in Gurugram, Haryana, India. The investigation has been handed over to the Crime Branch, which is working to trace the origin of the threatening call. Yadav's family also received a similar threat, heightening their concerns for safety. This incident follows a history of threats against Yadav, including a shooting incident outside his residence last August, where gunmen fired multiple rounds. Additionally, Yadav was previously arrested in March 2024 for allegedly supplying snake venom for rave parties, but the Supreme Court later dismissed the charges.
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This incident raises concerns about the safety of public figures and the influence of organized crime in urban areas.
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