Indians missing in Iraq: Families to question Centre

July 22, 2017 15:49

The families of the 39 Indians missing in Iraq are likely to come to Delhi in next few days and demand answers from the Narendra Modi government, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management committee chief Manjit Singh GK says.

Singh has organized meetings between the external affairs ministry and the families in the past few years.

Singh says the Indian government must question authorities in Iraq and find the exact whereabouts of its missing nationals.

"The government must talk to Iraqi authorities and now their minister is arriving in India on 24 July, so the government should step up pressure over this issue," Singh added.

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