Three Indians kidnapped in Al-Qaeda-linked attack in Mali, Indian government urges prompt action
Three Indian nationals working at a factory in Mali's Kayes were abducted by armed assailants. The Ministry of External Affairs called the incident deplorable and demanded immediate action for their safe return. The Indian embassy in Bamako is coordinating closely with Malian authorities.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) expressed concern over the abduction of three Indian nationals working in a factory in Mali's Kayes. MEA urged Malian authorities to act swiftly for their rescue and safe return. The Indian embassy in Bamako is in touch with the concerned authorities in Mali.
The government strongly condemned the incident and mentioned that the Indian embassy in Bamako is in constant communication with relevant authorities, security agencies, and the families of the victims. MEA reaffirmed India's firm stance against violence targeting its citizens abroad.
Three Indian nationals were taken hostage on July 1 at the Diamond Cement Factory in Mali's Kayes during a coordinated attack by armed assailants. The al-Qaeda-linked JNIM extremist group claimed responsibility for the attack.
According to the source: Hindustan Times.
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