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BNP denies elderly Sikh becoming member

The British National Party today denied suggestions that an elderly Sikh was set to become the party’s first non-white member.

BNP denies elderly Sikh becoming member

Fri, 20 Nov, 2009 - 15:57

The British National Party today denied suggestions that an elderly Sikh was set to become the party’s first non-white member.

Rajinder Singh, who supported leader Nick Griffin at his trial for racial hatred in 2005, had reportedly been set to join the far-right party.

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