Kidnapped Indian woman remains untraceable
June 11, 2016  21:40
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An Indian woman kidnapped by suspected militants outside her office in Kabul two days back remained untraceable even as Afghan authorities continued efforts to secure her safe release.

Judith D'Souza, working for Aga Khan Foundation as senior technical adviser, was kidnapped along with two other persons outside her office in in Taimani area of Kabul on Thursday evening. 

The ministry of External Affairs is in touch with the Afghan authorities to ensure release of 40-year-old Judith, a resident of Kolkata. So far, no group has claimed responsibility for her kidnapping. 

Reports from Kabul said, Afghan authorities have stepped up efforts to secure Judith's release. Sources in New Delhi said there was no update about her and that government was in constant touch with the Afghan authorities.

Family members of Judith said in Kolkata they are hopeful and positive about the efforts being made by the Indian government in bringing her back from Afghanistan. "Afghan officials have said they are doing everything possible to secure the early release of the woman," according to a report by Afghanistan's TOLO News.
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