It would appear that something went wrong in the resizing process. If
you happened to save the gparted_details.htm log file then we might
glean a clue as to what happened.
The images you attached indicate that the file system is FAT32, so I am
not surprised that the e2label command failed. e2label is for
ext2/ext3/ext4 file systems only.
Do you have a Windows computer available to you?
If so it would be good to run Windows chkdsk on the file system.
If you do not have Windows available then you might try the same command
that gparted uses to repair FAT32 file systems:
sudo dosfsck -a -w -v /dev/sdb1
Where /dev/sdb1 is the device path to the FAT32 file system you wish to
repair.
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GParted resets label after partition resizing
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