Toi reporter from London: Elon Musk The British MP is a sign at the White Chappell London Underground Station, written in Bengali. Supported the refusal.
Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe. White chapel station Shows its identity in English and inside Bengali script And wrote: “This is the name of the London – station must be in English. Only English.”
Mask replied “Yes.”
The Tower Hamlets Councilor and the founder of the British Bangladesh Power & Inspiration, Abdal Ulala, also launched the Bengali script identity. He told Toy that it came during the events of celebrating the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh because it was a big British Bangladesh Society In White Chapper.
“We have done many events to celebrate the participation of the Bangladesh community, and the creation of rags and brick lane curry houses,” Ulala said. “At that time we began to illuminate the London’s eye in red and green. We organized a bike ride to promote climate change. British Bangladeshi artist Mohammed Ali created a mural called ‘Matir Dan’ (the land). So to recognize the participation of the British Bangladesh and have a White Chapper Identity in Bengal. So we started it, ”he explained.
When the identity was approved, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee made a tweet. “This is my claim for my fame. I am very proud when he did it,” he said.
“So, Elon Mask has to wake up that he is commenting on it. He can do nothing clearly,” Ulala said. “He seems to have much time for all Britain -related. Lowo goes to the right and try to attract attention,” he said.
Southell, known as Little Punjab, has a mark on the Gurmukhi script for many years as “Southaal”. St. Bangras International, the station for the Eurostar, also has signs in French.
Ansar Ulala, director of the Swathinata Foundation, the Bengali social group -based Bengali social group, said that this sign is acknowledging the community rather than reading English. “I doubt Low’s comments are completely political.
But the Hindi editor said that Hindu Barrot was against the signature. “This is the Punjabis thinks that it is their part by Southee, and the Bengalis think that the White Chappell is their part. It is wonderful for everyone to inspire their languages. However, I feel the touch of politics, which seems to be divided than united. We are living in Britain, so the signs must be English. He said.
