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5 Indian nationals abducted in Mali

Embassy working for their 'safe release'

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Bamako, Updated At : 01:25 PM Nov 10, 2025 IST

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Five Indian nationals were abducted in Mali last week in an "unfortunate incident", the Indian mission here has said.

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The kidnapping took place on November 6 in the West African nation, the Indian embassy said in an X post on Sunday.

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"The Embassy is aware of the unfortunate incident of kidnapping of five of our nationals in Mali on 6 Nov 2025," it said.

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The embassy has been "working closely with the authorities and the company concerned to secure their safe release as quickly as possible," it added.

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