Bharatiya Janata Get together’s (BJP) youth wing leader in Uttar Pradesh Amit Thakur was faraway from his submit after a video of him allegedly threatening and hurling abuses at a police official surfaced on social media. Thakur, who held the submit of district vp in UP’s Farrukhabad, was relieved of his submit final Thursday for “tarnishing” the social gathering’s picture after the video of the incident went viral on social media.
Within the video, Thakur is seen threatening a sub-inspector, who’s seated in his police automobile with others. “…Yeh Mulayam Singh ki sarkar nahi hain, daroga ji…yeh Bharatiya Janata Get together ki sarkar hai…bhoot principal tumhara bana dunga, daroga ji….sab bhul jaoge kalakari….jante ho mujhe tum (This is not Mulayam Singh’s authorities, officer. That is the BJP’s authorities. I could make you disappear, officer….you’ll neglect your stunts… have you learnt who I’m?),” Thakur mentioned in Hindi.
Thakur additionally referred to a earlier dialog with the official, held at a police station and mentioned, “….that day you informed me within the station that you’re the king….tumhari rajagiri principal chaar din ke andar nikaal dunga (I’ll have your rule eliminated inside 4 days),” he mentioned.
The video confirmed two police officers briefly stepping out of the automobile because the altercation escalated however they quickly acquired again in, making an attempt to get away from the scenario.
The incident happened after the sub-inspector sought info over a conflict and subsequent firing between the lads of individuals engaged in unlawful mining. Thakur represented one group of the unlawful miners.
Thakur sacked from social gathering submit
Because the incident went viral, Thakur was subsequently faraway from his submit by the social gathering. “The district vp of Bhartiya Janata Yuva Morcha, Farrukhabad Amit Thakur is being relieved from his submit for indiscipline in addition to ruining the social gathering’s status,” an official launch said.
In the meantime, the Farrukhabad police have registered a case and have introduced a bounty of ₹25,000 on Thakur’s arrest, and ₹15,000 every on the three remaining accused, mentioned SP Farrukhabad, Vikas Kumar.
(With inputs from Kanpur bureau)
