Third day of protests demands India election chief's resignation over voter-roll changes

Thousands have rallied for a third day in Mumbai and Delhi demanding the resignation of Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar over voter-roll revisions.

• Thousands marched in Mumbai and Delhi on Sunday demanding Kumar's resignation over voter-roll revisions protesters say removed millions of eligible voters.
• Delhi Police received a complaint from three female journalists alleging police sexual harassment during the protests and transferred it to its crime branch for inquiry.
• The Election Commission said the exercise removes duplicate and ineligible entries, with 130 million names struck from the voters' list.
• Raj Thackeray told the Mumbai crowd that the people, not the election commission, should decide who holds power.