A month ago, Dmitry Rudov wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin with a complaint that he was not given a disability because of gout. In the Russian city of Ishimbay in Bashkiria, a member of the pro-government United Russia party, Dmitry Rudov, committed a public act of self-immolation after being fired from Gazprom Nefttekhim Salavat. As Ekho Moskvy reports, this afternoon the man came to the building of the city administration. He spread out his raincoat, sat down on it, undressed, poured himself a flammable liquid and set fire to it while shouting "Corruption!". Passers-by ran up to him and began to fall asleep with his snow, trying to put out the fire. Dmitry Rudov remained alive, but received about 80% of burns and was hospitalized in serious condition. According to local media, a month ago, Rudov wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin. In it, he claims that he was illegally dismissed from the company Gazprom Nefttekhim Salavat. According to Rudov, at first he was allegedly unsuccessfully tried to dismiss him because of incompatibility of his position, as a result he fell under the reduction. Rudov sued and won it in the first instance, but the Supreme Court of the Republic quashed the decision. In his address to Putin, the man also writes that he is in the party of United Russia and applied for help, but he received no answer. The press service of the United Russia said that they find out whether the appeal. In the second part of the letter, Rudov complains of severe pain due to gout. He writes that he is not given a disability, and he can not get painkillers.

"I hope I will live up to your election, without medication," - thus ending the letter to Putin. Attention! Video is not recommended for viewing by people under 18 and people with unstable minds! As reported by the correspondent. net, a 57-year-old woman in Novosibirsk earlier arranged an act of self-immolation in the reception of the regional office of United Russia. Then two people were badly burnt and six more were poisoned by carbon monoxide.

Original article: In Russia, a fired official committed self-immolation.