NEW YORK -- When Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard was questioned this week over a picture of her wearing a stole with the logo of India's Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party next to one of its supporters, she quickly distanced herself.
"Sometimes... people come up and they want to take a picture," said the congresswoman from Hawaii, who is also a practicing Hindu, at a campaign event on Sunday in New Hampshire. "Somebody put something around my neck and snapped a picture without my knowing what it was."




