"Modi hai toh mumkin hai": Class 8 boy writes 37th letter to PM Modi, urges him to reinstate his father at UPSE

A Class 8 student in Uttar Pradesh on Friday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to reinstate his father at the Uttar Pradesh Stock Exchange (UPSE). This was his 37th letter to PM Modi. In his letter, Sarthak Tripathi not only wrote about the problems that his family was facing due to his father's job loss but also requested PM Modi to reinstate his father in his job. He said that his father was forced out of job from UPSE. The 13-year-old has been writing to PM Modi since 2016, but he has not received any response to his previous 36 letters. In his letter he said, "I have heard the slogan -- Modi hai toh mumkin hai. That is why I request you (PM Modi) to please hear me out once." Read: IAS Officer Saket Kumar Appointed Private Secretary To Home Minister Amit Shah. Here's Everything You Need To Know He said that he had requested PM Modi to help his father, who was asked to leave his job from the UPSE by some people. He wishes that those who have done wrong to his father must be brought to justice as per the law of the land. "I have requested Modi Baba ji to help my father who was asked to leave his job from the UPSE by some people. I believe that my letters are behind the threat calls my father is receiving. They threaten to kill my father and the whole family," he told ANI. Since 2016, Sarthak has written 36 letters, the last one on Friday, not only detailing the problems his family is facing due to the job loss but also requesting Modi to reinstate his father, who was forced out of job from the UPSE. WATCH: This One Aspect Of PM Modi Offering Prayers At The Guruvayur Temple In Kerala Exemplifies The Perfect Blend Of Tradition And Technology

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"Modi hai toh mumkin hai": Class 8 boy writes 37th letter to PM Modi, urges him to reinstate his father at UPSE

In his letter, the thirteen-year-old boy wrote about the problems that his family was facing due to his father's job loss.

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