ED confiscated the properties of Elvish and Punjabi singer, this is the controversy

Elvish Yadav News: The movable and immovable properties of famous YouTuber Elvish Yadav and Punjabi singer Rahul Yadav Fazilpuria, accused in the famous Cobra case of Noida, have been seized. The action of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in this case has taken a big turn, in which properties worth about Rs 55 lakh have been seized. These properties include Fazilpuria's 3 acres of agricultural land located in Bijnor district, which is worth about Rs 50 lakh. Along with this, ED has also taken possession of about Rs 3 lakh deposited in the bank accounts of both.

ED's eye on the earnings from Fazilpuria's song

ED's investigation revealed that Fazilpuria's famous song '32 Bore' earned Rs 52 lakh through YouTube. This step was taken after the sources of this money and their legitimacy were confirmed. The song was shot by Chandigarh-based Sky Digital Company, whose bank account had around Rs 2 lakh deposited in it, which has also been seized by the ED.

ED inquiry and further investigation

A few days ago, the ED summoned both Elvish Yadav and Fazilpuria to its zonal office in Delhi, where they were questioned in this entire matter. The officials investigated the financial transactions and properties of both and efforts are on to trace the remaining movable and immovable properties.

Cobra scandal and ED investigation

This Cobra scandal of Noida has been quite popular, in which the involvement of big names has come to the fore. Elvish Yadav, who is famous for his humor and vlogging on social media, and Fazilpuria, who is known for his Punjabi songs, are now on the ED's radar. Fazilpuria's income from the song '32 Bore' and other properties are now being investigated intensively.

This action of ED is an indication that now strict monitoring is being done on the income earned through digital means also.