In touch with families of abducted Indians in Libya: MEA
July 31, 2015 12:04
The Ministry of External Affairs has issued a statement on the four Indians abducted by the ISIS in Libya. The MEA says that all the four Indians were employed there as teachers.
"MEA through head of mission in Tripoli is ascertaining details," MEA spokesperson Vikas Swarup said.
"Two are from Hyderabad and two are from Karnataka. Of the four Indians abducted in Libya, three are faculty in University of Sirte and one works at a university branch," he added. At 11pm last night four Indian nationals detained at checkpoint in Sirte, Libya. Ascertaining details. We are in regular touch with their families," Swarup said.
"MEA through head of mission in Tripoli is ascertaining details," MEA spokesperson Vikas Swarup said.
"Two are from Hyderabad and two are from Karnataka. Of the four Indians abducted in Libya, three are faculty in University of Sirte and one works at a university branch," he added. At 11pm last night four Indian nationals detained at checkpoint in Sirte, Libya. Ascertaining details. We are in regular touch with their families," Swarup said.
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