ANKARA (Reuters) – The leader of Turkey’s main opposition party said on Thursday that he will sit in the dark for a week after power had been cut at his home as he refused to pay his bills in protest of steep hikes in subsidised energy prices. A currency crisis late last year sent inflation soaring and prompted the government to raise prices of everything from gas and electricity to road tolls, alcohol, bus fares and petrol in January. “This is not a call for civil disobedience, this is resistance. This is a fight for your rights. My fight is to be the voice of the families and children that a…