ISIS kills 39 Indians in Iraq: Reports

November 27, 2014 20:49

Thirty nine out of forty Indian workers who went missing in Iraq this June have reportedly been killed by the Islamic State militants, claim two Bangladeshi workers whom ABP News spoke exclusively in Kurdistan's capital Erbil. The Indian Government is yet to verify these reports.

The two Bangladeshi nationals working for a construction company in Iraq mentioned about one Indian worker Harjeet who miraculously escaped from the clutches of the militants.

Harjeet informed Shafi and Hasan that he witnessed the killings of all his Indian co-workers.

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