New Delhi: Four Indian nationals have been kidnapped by Daesh militants in Libya, official sources said here on Friday.
The four Indians were teaching in Libya and were abducted in Sirte, the sources said.
The Ministry of External Affairs is trying to find out more information about the kidnapped Indian teachers.
The kidnapping comes even as the fate of 39 Indians kidnapped in June 2014 from Mosul in Iraq remains unknown.
The 39 were kidnapped by the Daesh militants. The government maintains the men, all labourers from mostly Punjab, are still alive.
The Indian government had last year issued an advisory asking its citizens to leave Libya.
Daesh has exploited the chaos in Libya, taking control in June of the city of Sirte just 450 kilometres (280 miles) east of Tripoli.
