Radio commentator censored ‘in case’ remarks offend Muslims

Radio commentator censored ‘in case’ remarks offend Muslims

Quits after being told to avoid discussion of Sikh history

The BBC tried to prevent a regulator contributor from talking about an issue “in case it caused offense to Muslims.”

The pre-emptive strike against criticism of Islam was spotlighted by Andrew Ash, a U.K.-based writer for the Gatestone Institute.

He said Lord Indarijt Singh “sensationally” has quit BBC Radio 4 after the network behaved like “thought police.”

Singh alleges the BBC tried to prevent him discussing a historical Sikh religious figure who stood up to Muslim oppression – in case it caused offense to Muslims, despite a lack of complaints,” Ash reported.

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