India opposition leader Rahul Gandhi briefly detained during protest seeking election chief’s resignation
India’s opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was briefly detained by police on Tuesday during a march protesting against the Election Commission, demanding its chief resign and alleging wrongdoing during a revision of voter rolls. An AFP repor…
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