India's Modi had advantage in 'controlled' election, opposition leader Gandhi says
India's opposition leader Rahul Gandhi said on Tuesday he did not view this year's two-month general elections as a free exercise, but rather as one structured to deliver an advantage to Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
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