The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said that the government has information about "location" of the 40 abducted Indians in Iraq but refused to reveal more details.
In a press conference, MEA spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said, "Our embassy in Baghdad is following up with Iraqi Ministry. There are several meetings that are planned between Indian Ministry and Iraqi Embassy. We do have an understanding of the location but I will not be able to tell the location as of now."
When asked about the safety of the Indians, Akbaruddin said, "There is no safety in captivity. Safety is in places where people are welcome. As regards their location, we have an understanding but given that the matter is underway, we won't be able to share the location or what the Iraqis have shared."
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