|| International Desk,Daily Nasa News.After several hours of protests against India's Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, the police detained Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the country's main opposition party, the Congress, and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, the Member of Parliament from Wayanad. Earlier in the morning,the police detained two Congress leaders on their way to the Election Commission office to demand the resignation of the CEC, and released them after some time. Today, Tuesday, October 6, in the evening, the Delhi Police arrested them from in front of Akashvani Bhavan. This information was reported by the Indian media outlet ANI in a report.When the police stopped them from going to the Election Commission, Congress leaders and workers started protesting in front of the Akashvani Bhavan from the morning.In the evening, the police took steps to clear the protest site. When the Congress leaders refused to leave, the Delhi Police dragged Rahul Gandhi towards a police van.Several other opposition leaders and MPs were also detained and taken away in a bus.Earlier in the morning, Congress protesters were detained before they could march to the Election Commission office to demand the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar and to meet him, following alleged irregularities in the special program for the revision of the electoral roll, known as the 'Special Intensive Revision' (SIR).At that time, Priyanka Gandhi said that the opposition parties wanted to meet the Chief Election Commissioner CEC), but they had no expectations from the government. She also accused the government of "incompetence" and said that CEC Gyanesh Kumar would "not be spared."