Original sentence: Sarkar is an honourable title granted to the landlords (zamindars) in Bengal, who served both Islamic rulers as well as Britishers.Tapan Sarkar (1948–2021), Indian-American electrical engineer.The title is based on Persian word sarkar meaning chief, superintendent or lord, granted during the British period
Edited sentence: Sarkar Jr (Pradip Chandra Sarkar ( born 1946) World famous magician son of P.Sarkar Sr.Sarkar Sr (Protul Chandra Sarkar) (1913-1971) World famous magician.Sarkar is a sanskrit term denoting samrat and were the native rajputs of East Bengal of India presently known as Bangladesh.Tapan Kumar Sarkar (1948–2021), Indian-American electrical engineer.The title is based on sanskrit word meaning samrat.They were originally samrats converted to zamindars during the Islamic-era as well as British-era.This title was granted to people belonging to the Kayastha and Kshatriya caste only of the Hindu religion having royal bloodline