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4 Indians kidnapped in Sudan

New Delhi: Four Indian workers of an oil company have been kidnapped in Sudan suspectedly by some local gang. The four — P. K. Abhilash, Mohd Aseeb Shaikh, Biplab Biswas and Surjeet Singh — were abducted on Tuesday in oil-rich Heglig area in southern Sudan. — PTI

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