Maxtern Claims Elvish Yadav Deposited Rs 1 Lakh Into His Account Before The Assault: "I Was Confused..."

The reality show ‘The 50' has premiered with a lot of fun and excitement. The show has an amazing line-up of 50 contestants who are competing against one another. The first episode saw a brief conversation between Maxtern and Prince Narula about their controversy. The conversation appeared to be about Elvish Yadav and Maxtern's fight with him. While he didn't take his name, Maxtern shared details about his fight with the YouTuber and reality show star.

Maxtern Talks About His Feud With Elvish Yadav Indirectly:

He shared, "One day, someone told me to check my account. I had been offline the entire time. When I checked, I found out that he had transferred Rs 1 lakh into my account. I had no idea about this amount at all. I don't even know why Rs 1 lakh was sent to my account. Rs 1 lakh is nothing; money like that comes and goes.”

He further added, “As the conversation continued, he said we should work together and maintain brotherhood, this and that. At that time, my mental state was such that I was almost in a very lonely zone. You know how it is, when someone is alone, and you offer them friendship, they tend to get a little emotional."

"This is a Completely False Allegation..."

Later, he said, “When I became a bit emotional, I felt that since I knew him from before, things were generally fine with others as well. I was judging him based on his old personality, even though he had spread a lie saying that I abused his mother. This is a completely false allegation. If I ever abuse anyone, it is only unknown people, and that too when I receive excessive abuse myself. Social media should be used responsibly.”

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Prince Narula reacted to it and said, “I made mistakes too. Ten years ago and even later, during rivalries, I showed things on social media as well. I did that because I was reacting the same way others do. I wanted to show that there is a huge difference between reel and real life.”

Maxtern then continued with the incident and said, “Then he spoke about a music video. The music video had already been shot. It was supposed to be released a few days earlier, but due to the controversy, the deal got delayed. The purpose of that music video was to reduce the pressure on his head, not to present me through the music video, to be honest.”

"When He Mentioned The Slapping Scene..."

He added, “What happened next was that I did not sleep for three days, and I am still in that same zone. The next day, he sent me the location for the music video shoot, and my scene was added. When he mentioned the slapping scene, I started doubting why this scene was being added.”

“I spoke to my younger brother about what kind of scene this was. I tried to look at it from an artistic perspective; after all, fights are common in films. At that time, my ability to think clearly was completely exhausted. As soon as the music video was released, a lot of negative memes started appearing on meme pages. I have been on the internet for many years. When memes with the same narrative start appearing everywhere, you understand that something has been planned,” Maxtern added.

He concluded by saying, “For the first time, I realized that even if I explained everything to the public, they would not believe it. I felt there was no point in explaining anything. I was confused about what to do and what not to do. Then, somehow, I got a call from Lakshya asking me to return the Rs 1 lakh he had sent. I asked him why he had sent it in the first place. He did not answer. So I said forget it; I sent Rs 90,000 and Rs 10,000 back to him via UPI. To this day, I am confused about why that Rs 1 lakh was sent. Whether it was sent to trap me or for some other reason, I still do not know. Only Lakshya can answer that. I will ask him.”