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‘God Save This Country': Elvish Yadav's UPSC Speech Triggers Criticism
‘God Save This Country': Elvish Yadav's UPSC Speech Triggers Criticism

News18

time10 hours ago

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‘God Save This Country': Elvish Yadav's UPSC Speech Triggers Criticism

Last Updated: A video of YouTuber Elvish Yadav delivering a motivational speech to UPSC aspirants has triggered a public backlash. Social media influencer and reality show winner Elvish Yadav has landed squarely in the middle of a fresh controversy. A video of the YouTuber delivering a motivational speech to UPSC aspirants is going viral. The footage, being shared widely, showed the Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner congratulating selected civil service candidates at a private coaching centre. The 27-year-old influencer congratulated those who were selected for the UPSC and added he was proud of them and wished them well. In the video, Yadav shared an anecdote revealing that his mother once wished he would attempt the UPSC examination. He, however, admitted that even though he was academically smart, he did not think he was cut out to be in public service. He mentioned that his mother, based on the reading of his astrological chart, said it was his destiny to become an IAS officer. The video has not been received well online; several users questioned why the star with a controversial past was invited to speak with UPSC aspirants. Sharing the video on X (formerly Twitter), a user going by the name Dr Nimo Yadav, implied things have deteriorated so much that Elvish Yadav is now 'giving motivational speech" to UPSC select students. 'God save this country," the X user wrote. It has come to this, Elvish Yadav is giving motivational speech to UPSC-selected save this country 🙏🏼 — Dr Nimo Yadav 2.0 (@DrNimoYadav) June 2, 2025 The user ignited a debate on social media, with other users also chiming in with their opinions. A user commented that inviting Yadav to speak with UPSC aspirants, 'reflects the mindset of Indians" and said it explains why the nation is 'frequently the subject of mockery worldwide". A third user questioned who the official was that invited Yadav and added they should be 'ashamed" of their work. Another X user added, 'We're officially becoming a parody nation." Elvish Yadav Controversies Yadav has been embroiled in several controversies over the years. Notable incidents include his offensive remarks against TikTokers in 2020, after which he got in trouble over his sexist remarks directed at fellow influencer Kusha Kapila in 2021. More recently, he was arrested under the Wildlife Act for allegedly procuring snake venom for rave parties. He remained in judicial custody for 14 days. He reportedly also faced assault allegations.

MTV Roadies gang leader Elvish Yadav addresses his controversies, says he has not been convicted yet: ‘People just assume I am rude or evil'
MTV Roadies gang leader Elvish Yadav addresses his controversies, says he has not been convicted yet: ‘People just assume I am rude or evil'

Indian Express

time10 hours ago

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  • Indian Express

MTV Roadies gang leader Elvish Yadav addresses his controversies, says he has not been convicted yet: ‘People just assume I am rude or evil'

Content Creator Elvish Yadav recently won MTV Roadies XX as a gang leader. After winning the show in his debut season, Elvish looked back at the allegations and controversies surrounding him. Talking about the same, Elvish also spoke about how these allegations have an impact on him as well as his family. He even spoke about rejecting Khatron Ke Khiladi 15's offer. Elvish has been embroiled in controversies like making derogatory remarks against other content creators, passing sexist remarks towards a few female celebrities, giving death threats to a fellow YouTuber, etc. He was also accused in the Snake venom smuggling legal case. On his controversies, Elvish said, 'These allegations do have an impact because people start seeing you in that perspective. A lot of people don't know the difference between being accused and being acquitted. They just think that if someone is blamed, it is proven, whereas the court makes these decisions. So far, none of the allegations against me have been proven, but people just form an opinion that he is evil or rude or have too much attitude. People saw my real side on Bigg Boss; if I were rude, it would have been seen there. I am not like what people assume me to be.' A post shared by Elvish Raosahab (@elvish_yadav) Also Read: Elvish Yadav gives pep talk to UPSC aspirants, internet not amused: 'This country is doomed' Elvish Yadav further spoke about the impact these allegations have had on him and his family. 'It does affect me, I keep thinking about this every day, that I have to deal with things that I have not even done. Sometimes I wonder if being so famous has become a sin, but then I think, what difference will it make if I dwell on it? I don't want anyone to experience this; it has taught me a lot. I have matured before my time. My family has always stood by me, but they are so dignified that they won't support me if they feel I am wrong. So if they stood by me, that means I have not done anything wrong. They are happy, but do get upset when false allegations are made against me. But they love me,' he told Pinkvilla. A post shared by Elvish Raosahab (@elvish_yadav) Elvish also revealed that he was approached for Khatron Ke Khiladi 15, however, he rejected the show due to his fear of crocodiles. On the work front, Elvish has won Bigg Boss OTT 2 and Roadies Double Cross. He is also now seen on Laughter Chefs Season 2.

Elvish Yadav gives pep talk to UPSC aspirants, internet not amused: ‘This country is doomed'
Elvish Yadav gives pep talk to UPSC aspirants, internet not amused: ‘This country is doomed'

Indian Express

time13 hours ago

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  • Indian Express

Elvish Yadav gives pep talk to UPSC aspirants, internet not amused: ‘This country is doomed'

YouTuber-turned-reality show star Elvish Yadav has stirred backlash after a video surfaced on social media showing him delivering a motivational speech to UPSC aspirants at a recent event. The Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner and Roadies' gang leader, who has been caught up in multiple controversies, including allegations of stealing roadside flower pots and involvement in a snake venom racket, was seen congratulating the selected UPSC candidates at a private coaching centre. 'Jinka selection hua hai UPSC mein, meri taraf se sabhi ko congratulations (Congratulations to everyone who cracked the UPSC examinations),' Yadav, 27, said in the clip, adding that the nation was proud of their achievements. 'Aur hum sabhi log aap par bahot proud hai. Yadav community ko. Pure desh ko proud hai. Aise he aage badhte raho. Tarakki karo (Everyone is so proud, including the Yadav community and the entire country. May you get all the success).' The YouTuber also shared a personal anecdote, revealing that his mother once encouraged him to attempt the UPSC exams himself. 'Ek chhoti si meri bhi ek story hai. Meri mummy bhi chahti thi ki UPSC ka paper du main (I have a small story of my own too. My mother also wanted me to appear for the UPSC exam),' he said, acknowledging that while he was academically decent, the challenging lifestyle of civil service aspirants was never for him. 'Although padhne mein bhi sahi tha. But mai mummy ko humesha bolta tha ki mummy UPSC mein toh bahot padhna padta hai. Chaudah chaudah ghanta bachhe padhte hai. Bees tees ghanta padhte hai. Mobile use nahi karte. Mai toh aisa nahi hu. Toh mere se kabhi UPSC nahi ho paega (Although I was good at studying, I always used to tell my mother, 'Mom, you have to study a lot for UPSC. Kids study for 14 hours a day, sometimes even 20–30 hours. They don't use mobile phones. I'm not like that. So, I'll never be able to crack UPSC),' he recounted. Despite his reluctance, Yadav shared that his mother believed it was written in his astrological chart that he would become an IAS officer. Sharing the clip, an X handle @DrNimoYadav wrote, 'It has come to this, Elvish Yadav is giving motivational speech to UPSC-selected students. God save this country.' Watch here: It has come to this, Elvish Yadav is giving motivational speech to UPSC-selected students. God save this country 🙏🏼 — Dr Nimo Yadav 2.0 (@DrNimoYadav) June 2, 2025 Soon after the video went viral, several users questioned the relevance of an influencer addressing future civil servants. 'This clearly reflects the mindset of the people of India, which explains why India is frequently the subject of mockery worldwide,' a user wrote. 'Bcoz they understood end of the day bill gates meets dolly Chaiwala,' another user commented. 'This country is doomed,' a third user reacted.

Elvish Yadav On Turning Down Khatron Ke Khiladi: ‘Scared Of Crocodiles'
Elvish Yadav On Turning Down Khatron Ke Khiladi: ‘Scared Of Crocodiles'

News18

time14 hours ago

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Elvish Yadav On Turning Down Khatron Ke Khiladi: ‘Scared Of Crocodiles'

Last Updated: Elvish's gang member Kushal Tanwar aka Gullu, recently emerged as the winner of Roadies XX, defeating Hartaaj Singh from Gang Prince Narula. Elvish Yadav, the influencer and reality show alumnus, emerged as the Winning Gang Leader in the adventure show, Roadies XX. Apart from that, he has also appeared in a number of reality shows. As he continues to entertain the audiences with his wit and humour, the Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner recently opened up about his decision to choose reality shows over fiction and if he will ever be part of Rohit Shetty's stunt-based show, Khatron Ke Khiladi. Speaking to Pinkvilla, Elvish shared he prefers doing reality shows as there is no script, and even mentioned that he will do reality shows if offered. However, when asked if he would ever participate in Khatron Ke Khiladi, he replied, 'Khatron Ke Khiladi ye toh bohot bada show hai. Nahi (laughs). (Khatron Ke Khiladi is a big show. No)." Elaborating on his statement, he said, 'Magarmach hai na usme. Har baari mai batata hu. Magarmach se muje bohot darr lagta hai. Maine unko bhi bola ki aapke show mai magarmach ko rakho ya muje rakhlo (There are Crocodiles in the show. I'm scared of them. I even told them earlier that either you keep crocodiles in the show or me)." When asked if he was ever approached by the makers of Khatron Ke Khiladi, he agreed and said, 'Haa unhone muje pucha tha. Magarmach hai. Meri mummy mana karti hai magarmach ke sath rehne. (Yes, they asked me. There are crocodiles. My mother warned me not to be with crocodiles)." Furthermore, speaking about whether he would return as a Gang leader in the forthcoming season of Roadies, he said, 'Bilkul karenge. Bohot acha show hai. Itna bada show kon mana karega. Ek do sharto ke sath. (Of course, I'll do. It is a very big show. Who would say no? But, with one or two clauses)." Recently, several reports suggested that Elvish might be participating in the forthcoming season of Khatron Ke Khiladi, which is expected to go on air in July this year. Apart from him, other celebs who have been approached for the show are Munawwar Faruqui, Karan Kundrra, Isha Malviya, Gulki Joshi, Avinash Mishra and others. Apart from this, Elvish has appeared in shows like Bigg Boss OTT 2 and Laughter Chefs: Unlimited Entertainment Season 2. First Published:

'Those who speak Haryanvi are not illiterate': Elvish Yadav defends himself saying he is 'very misunderstood person'
'Those who speak Haryanvi are not illiterate': Elvish Yadav defends himself saying he is 'very misunderstood person'

Time of India

time18 hours ago

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  • Time of India

'Those who speak Haryanvi are not illiterate': Elvish Yadav defends himself saying he is 'very misunderstood person'

Elvish Yadav, the YouTuber and reality show winner, spoke against stereotypes about Haryanvi speakers. He said that the language is unfairly linked to illiteracy. Yadav mentioned that his speaking style is native to his region. He also addressed perceptions of arrogance and past controversies. Yadav clarified that he was a hardworking student. He expressed feeling misunderstood by the public. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads YouTuber and reality show winner Elvish Yadav has said that all those who speak Haryanvi are not illiterate. Opposing the widespread stereotypes about the people who speak Haryanvi language , Elvish Yadav said the language is often unfairly associated with illiteracy and arrogance . In an interview with IANS , the 28-year-old content creator also expressed that his manner of speaking, often perceived as arrogant, is native to the compared linguistic biases, pointing out that just as Tamil Nadu has its own language, so does Haryana, emphasizing that misunderstanding a dialect should not equate to questioning someone's education or intent. 'A stereotype has been created that anyone who speaks Haryanvi, no matter how educated that person is, is considered illiterate. But that's just our language.'Dismissing allegations that his tone reflects arrogance, he spoke of the pain he feels of being 'a very misunderstood person.'Elvish, who was born as Siddharth Yadav and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Delhi University's Hansraj College, said that speakers of Haryanvi are frequently misjudged. 'Most people think that languages like ours, like Haryanvi, which is 'khadi' (upright) speech—sound like the language of illiterate people,' he told IANS. 'They think we don't know how to speak properly. But that's not true.'The social media personality , who gained national recognition after winning 'Bigg Boss OTT 2' and participating in 'MTV Roadies Double Cross,' revealed he was a hardworking student and academic topper. 'I used to study really hard. I cleared all my exams. I graduated from a good college, Hansraj College,' he to public perception that he comes across as arrogant, Yadav said, 'People assume I have a big ego. Maybe I have a little, but not as much as people think.'He also acknowledged feeling misunderstood, a sentiment he claimed has become a recurring theme across online platforms. 'Even meme pages have started saying that I'm a very misunderstood person. But I'm a good person. I swear on my mother,' he past controversies, including viral altercations with fellow contestant Prince Narula on a reality show, Yadav denied having anger issues off-camera. 'Maybe I was a bit angry on the show. But apart from that, I've changed a lot. I don't get angry anymore. I really think about all this,' he said.(With inputs from IANS)

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