"I wanted to speak about the same inside the Parliament but was not allowed to speak in LS. However, in RS everyone listened," she said.
"Creating ruckus on a subject like this isn't right. Congress party created chaos," she added.
Thirty-nine Indians that went missing in Iraq in 2014 are dead, informed Sushma Swaraj this morning.
The 40 Indian nationals along with around a dozen Bangladeshi workers were employed by a construction company in Baghdad. They were abducted by ISIS in Mosul. The Bangladeshi lot were set free after a brief period for being Muslims.
Sushma said the confirmation of deaths to her ministry was given by Martyrs' Foundation which conducted the DNA tests of the bodies.
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