Updated February 2nd, 2020 at 17:41 IST

Sajid Javid trolled for stating he was travelling to 'north England' not 'Sunderland'

Javid posted a tweet on Saturday that he along with other cabinet ministers were going to 'north England' for a symbolic cabinet meeting chaired by PM Johnson.

Reported by: Vishal Tiwari
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United Kingdom Chancellor Sajid Javid is being trolled on social media for saying that he was travelling to 'north England'. Sajid Javid posted a tweet on Saturday that he along with other Cabinet Ministers were going to 'north England' for a symbolic cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Javid is being trolled because he referred to northern England or Sunderland as 'north England'. 

Twitter reacts to Javid's comment

Javid was travelling to Sunderland along with his cabinet colleagues Dominic Raab and Liz Truss on the day the United Kingdom left the European Union. Javid was mercilessly trolled because the phrase 'north England' is not used by people in the North of England. Javid is being trolled for his blatant disregard for British geography. Javid had previously served as the Home Secretary under Theresa May's government and is currently the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Boris Johnson's cabinet. 

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Published February 2nd, 2020 at 17:41 IST