Glasgow restaurant deletes Instagram account after Lovlina flags 'incorrect map'
An Indian restaurant deleted its Instagram account after a map error was highlighted. Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain pointed out the missing Northeast region on napkins. The restaurant issued a public apology and promised to correct its logo immediately. Boxing Federation of India president confirmed the matter was resolved peacefully. The establishment has a history of hosting visiting…
A Glasgow restaurant owned by Mr Singh, known as Mr Singh's India - The Home of Curry, has deleted its Instagram account following criticism from Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain. Lovlina, who is from Assam and secured a silver medal in Glasgow, raised an issue about the restaurant's logo and napkins displaying an incorrect map of India, which did not include the Northeast region.
The incident came to light after the Indian boxing team visited the restaurant to celebrate their impressive performance at the Commonwealth Games 2026, which saw India win a record 10 boxing medals, including seven golds and three silvers. The restaurant issued an immediate public apology, acknowledging the error and vowing to correct the issue by changing the logo and map on their napkins.
They also expressed gratitude towards the Indian team for visiting, stating that they enjoyed serving them during their visit. The restaurant's Instagram account was subsequently deleted after the controversy.
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