Lucknow: In the last few days, discussions are still being held in Upazila about the change from the organization to the state government and the cabinet, in such a way that the discussions on social media about the removal of CM Yogi from the post of CM of the state have started increasing even more rapidly. Hurt by this, a young BJP worker has written a letter with his blood to the party's national president JP Nadda, appealing to him to retain CM Yogi as chief minister.

Self-immolation threat in front of party office: BJP youth activist Sonu Thakur, a resident of Gonda district, has written a letter in his blood to BJP national president JP Nadda expressing his displeasure over the talks of CM Yogi being removed from the chief minister's post and he also spoke of self-immolation. Sonu Thakur, a worker, wrote in the letter, saying, "CM Yogi Ji is working continuously 24 hours in the interest of the people. Not only this, he is protecting the lives of the people by visiting the villages of every district of the state in the interest of the people, without caring for their lives in the Corona epidemic. Some state-level BJP leaders, internally within the party, want to remove Yogi Ji from the post of the chief minister. So, I request you that I am a booth-level worker of the BJP and if Yogi Ji is removed from the post of the chief minister, I will immolate myself in front of the BJP office in Lucknow, which will be the responsibility of some BJP leaders of UP.''

Sonu is an old fan of Yogi: The presence of such a craze shown by BJP's young worker Sonu Thakur for CM Yogi is not a new thing. Earlier also Sonu Thakur has been in the discussion due to similar works. Sonu Thakur had climbed the tower to see Yogi Adityanath on the CM's post, then he has become the subject of discussion of the party and the common people. After which the pictures of Sonu Thakur writing Yogi Chalisa and worshipping CM Yogi also went viral on social media.

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