India says abducted builders in Iraq held with other nationalities


  • World
  • Thursday, 19 Jun 2014

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has learned the location of 40 of its citizens kidnapped in Iraq by suspected Islamist militants and believes they are being held captive with workers of other nationalities, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.

The hostages worked for Baghdad-based construction company Tariq Noor Al Huda and were abducted in Iraq's second largest city of Mosul after it fell to Sunni Muslim rebels last week.

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