How to best use read_csv parameters when headers are on different rows, and then make 1st column datetime index

Ive been having trouble reading and updating a csv from yfinance, due to the data in the first few rows of the downloaded csv:

• 1st row contains the column headers I want (also header - 'Price' - I dont want)

• 2nd row is junk

• 3rd row has what I want to be the index header

The downloaded csv (formatted) looks like this:

The raw .csv file looks like this:

Price,Adj Close,Close,High,Low,Open,Volume
Ticker,^BVSP,^BVSP,^BVSP,^BVSP,^BVSP,^BVSP
Date,,,,,,,
2014-01-02,50341.0,50341.0,51656.0,50246.0,51522.0,3476300
2014-01-03,50981.0,50981.0,50981.0,50269.0,50348.0,7360400
2014-01-06,50974.0,50974.0,51002.0,50451.0,50980.0,3727800
2014-01-07,50430.0,50430.0,51478.0,50429.0,50982.0,3339500

Once read, I want the df to look like this, where 'Date' is datetime index:

I'm using this code, which works, but it seems clumsy.

idx_df = pd.read_csv(
            f'{data_folder}/INDEX_{idx_code}.csv',
            header=None,
            skiprows=3,  #  data starts on row 4
            names=['Date', 'Adj Close', 'Close', 'High', 'Low', 'Open', 'Volume'],
            index_col='Date'
        )
        idx_df.index = pd.to_datetime(idx_df.index, errors='coerce')  

My questions:

1. Is there a simpler/more elegant way, perhaps using one line of code, and using the "header" parameter, even though "Date" is at position (2, 0) and the others are at (0, 1:6)?
2. Is there a way to set the index as datetime within the "read_csv" instruction, avoiding the "idx_df.index =" line?

Thanks