Keralite being held captive by suspected rebels in Yemen


Malappuram, Apr 8, (PTI) A 49-year-old Keralite has been taken captive allegedly by a six member armed group at Sanaa in strife torn Yemen, according to information reaching the family here.

Salman, hailing from Malappuram district, has been in Yemen with his wife and five children since the past seven years.

According to his father, Abdu Rehaman, Salman's wife, Khamarunnisa, informed him that the six member rebel group carrying arms had stormed into their flat on March 24 and taken him into custody along with five others.

Though the other captives were released later, there was no information about Salman yet, his father said.

"We have sent e-mail complaints to Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, seeking urgent steps to bring back our son," he said.

Yemen has been witnessing a fierce battle between Saudi-led coalition and Shiite rebels known as Houthis, who have battled their way into various cities, including in the former stronghold of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi, who has fled overseas.
The total number of Indian evacuees from war-ravaged Yemen touched the 4,000 mark yesterday with nearly 700 more nationals, including 600 from Sanaa, rescued in three air sorties.

  

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  • HARRY DSOUZA, KODAGU / BANGALORE

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    NO KING IN YEMEN, PRESIDENT WHO IS ESCAPED TO V.....

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  • Ravi, Kapu

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    Shivappa, Mangaluru
    Keep barking like N.M. Nobody cares. Blind Pappu Bhakt

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    ..these people warned a nearly 2 month back..every one started to pack nearly 10 days back..INDIA already lifted more than 4 thousand people..where was this guy all these days?..Please stop pressuring MODI, He warned nearly 2 month back...every oen had enough time to save themselves..Its time OWAISI/ZAK@R NA#K show their 56" chest since now their influence only will work..

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  • Peter, Bangalore

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    What happened to request of 26 countries ?

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  • jeetendra hegde, mumbai

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    you asked yesterday 26 countries name na????.if u want i can provide for you..and people like you want to defame centre's work without show...

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  • Shivappa, Mangaluru

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    E-mail to Oommen Chandy is OK but why email to 'good for nothing' central government?
    It is better to request the King

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    ..which king, YEMENI!!..He already left..

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  • Shivappa, Mangaluru

    Thu, Apr 09 2015

    Ramesh S, Harry, Albert, Ravi

    thanks for your comments.

    friends, why did you fail to notice the pun?

    Please recall the first news item on this subject some time ago wherein one 'buffalo' had commented about Modi begging help from Saudi King.

    Now read my comment again.

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  • HARRY DSOUZA, KODAGU / BANGALORE

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    YEN SHIVA!
    SIMbLY DONTt BLeME CENTRALl GOVT

    WAIT FOR 2 MONTHS Mr.CHANDY WILL INAUGURATE FISH STALL OWNED BY SALMAN IN YEMEN.

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  • Albert, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 08 2015

    Shivappa... Go to OWAISI/ZAK@R NA#K and offer them Bakrid goat! because they look like it!!
    Or Pappu-the idiot, who can ask for cartoon!!

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