Sotheby's sends India head on leave pending probe into #MeToo claims

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Auction house Sotheby's has sent its top India executive on a leave of absence pending a probe into anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct.Gaurav Bhatia, the managing director of Sotheby's India, has agreed to take leave of absence as a formal inquiry is underway into anonymous allegations on social media, Sotheby's said in a statement, just days ahead of its first auction in the country."Harassment of any type has no place at Sotheby's and we will thoroughly investigate..