Families worried about the safety of Indians abducted in the country

A week after the abduction of three Indians in Mali, their families still say that they are not information about where they are and are concerned about their safety.

The Indian Foreign Ministry said the men working in the cement factory in Finance last Tuesday by the group “Armed Striker” group “was taken forced”.

The Mali government does not comment yet, but kidnapped a Qaeda in one day – Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam Wal Muslimin (JNIM) claimed had several attacks In the country of Africa.

According to the government, about 400 Indians live in a country where India has been in trade relations since the 1990s.

The event last week comes Five Indian citizens were abducted Reuters reports that in April, in April, the Reuters news agency reported during the attack of many soldiers in April. There is no update on where they are.

Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, starting in the north of Mali in 2012, fights the Islamic State and Islamic State (IS), which has spread to neighboring countries since today.

Mali is the eighth largest nation in the African continent, and in the early this year, the global terrorist index (GTI) falls in the Sahel region of Africa described as the epicenter of Global Terrorism. The region considers “more than half of the deaths related to all terrorism.”

A day after the hijack, the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on financial citizens in Finance to carry out finance with very caution, sober and (in the capital of Mali).

Men were taken from the diamond cement factory managed by the Indian-Business Conglomerate Prasadita group in Kayes. The company and the factory has not yet made a statement. BBC reached them for the answer.

On the same day, men were abducted, and jihadist warriors have launched a number of attacks on a number of military posts among many cities in Mali.

Kayes resident, where the cement plant is located, will be able to announce the BBC in the event of “everywhere”.

The abduction caused a panic wave between Indian relatives of the living in Africa.

The Indian government, the factory, which is a relatives of men who work and kidnapped men, but said that they are little information about the relatives of the BBC Telugu, said that two people told family members.

Panad Venkatramana, one of the missive-operated men in the factory, said he spoke at the end of his son on June 30.

“He said he would go to work and will call it later,” said Naramma, those who went to one name.

“Three days later, we received a call from the company, but we could not understand what the caller said. We saw my son was kidnapped on the TV.”

Venkatramana is from East Odisha province and his family appealed to local police who wanted to help him to find it.

Foreign Minister Jaishankar’s “Intervention” to the X. The Minister of Foreign Affairs Naveen Patnaik said that Sender and “Personally intervene” and provide early and safe release of “Venkatraman”.

Amaralingaeswara Rao, who works as a member of the other member of the Men’s Others in the South provinces of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, Amaralingaeswara Rao, is waiting for home to return home.

His father Koorakula Venkateswarlu BBC Telugu said that he went to Mali eight years ago to support his son’s family.

“Salary (in India) was less. There are three children,” said Mr Venkatswarlu.

The son planned to visit India in October and ordered flight tickets. But now he says that when I see him, there are no imaginations.

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