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Digital Desk: Two days ago, China had renamed 15 places in Arunachal Pradesh in a step to instigate India. While our diplomats and bureaucrats were quick to react and slam the neighbouring country for this ludicrous attempt, some of our internet smartcats have jumped into the band wagon to give a befitting reply by hilariously renaming Chinese places.
After this renaming news broke out, what did our Indian netizens did? Of course – Tit For Tat! Many of the Twitter users started renaming most of the Chinese places in the most hilarious manner. A Twitter user who goes by the name Harpreet (@CestMoiz) on his Twitter handle, tagged a tweet informing China’s move while assigning Indian equivalents to cities in China.
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Beijing became ‘Bhujang Nagar’, Guangzhou became ‘Ghanta Ghar and the Tibetan capital Lahsa opened up as ‘Laxmangarh’.
Well, the banter did not end here as Twitter users were enjoying renaming Chinese places. The inventive flair then continued to Shanghai being renamed as ‘Shambhunagar’, Tiananmen Square turned into Tank Chowk, and Xinjiang identified as ‘Shivganga Nagar’!
Here there are more options if you think the thread stopped there. Shanghai as Shani Garh, Panyu as Punya Nagar, Harbin as Haripur, Chongquing as Chandrakund, Dongguan as Dronagiri and Guangzhao as Ganpatipuram.
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Not only places but even the Chinese premier Xi Jinping was not spared who was given the name as Shree Jatashankar.
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