A name is the first detail readers use to decide whether they have found the right profile. Here, the supplied reference is titled “Manoj Saraswat,” while the site name is written “Manojj Sarraswat.” That difference should be acknowledged, not silently smoothed over.
Keep the reference clear
The linked Winsaa wiki page is the reference provided for this site, and its title uses the spelling Manoj Saraswat. The site’s brand name uses a different spelling. Those are details we can state directly without assuming why they differ.
A spelling variation alone does not establish whether two forms are interchangeable, or whether one is an error. Until a reliable source clarifies the relationship, readers should be able to see the form used by the reference rather than being left to infer it.
Avoid silent corrections
Search results, biographies, and records can use different name forms. A careful profile preserves the spelling used in each source and identifies where it came from, especially when the variation affects how a reader searches for more information.
For now, the useful starting point is straightforward: the linked profile is titled Manoj Saraswat, and the site is branded Manojj Sarraswat. Keeping those facts distinct makes the page easier to navigate and leaves room to clarify the naming if a dependable source becomes available.