Harsh Goenka requests government help to rescue employees abducted by Taliban gunmen in Afghanistan

"Request @SushmaSwaraj and Ministry of External Affairs to help rescue 7 of our managers from the kidnapping in Afghanistan.#KEC," Goenka tweeted.

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Several Indian employees of Goenka's RPG Enterprises have been abducted in Afghanistan.
NEW DELHI: Harsh Goenka, chairman of RPG Enterprises whose Indian employees were abducted by Taliban gunmen in Afghanistan's northern Baghlan province today, has urged External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to help rescue them.

Those abducted were working with KEC, an RPG group company and global infrastructure engineering, procurement and construction major. It is one of the largest Indian companies in Afghanistan and responsible for electricity supply in the country.

"Request @SushmaSwaraj and Ministry of External Affairs to help rescue 7 of our managers from the kidnapping in Afghanistan.#KEC," Goenka tweeted.


External Affairs Ministry said it was in touch with Afghan authorities and ascertaining the details of the incident.
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