3 ONGC employees abducted by armed miscreants in Assam
3 employees of ONGC including 2 Junior Engineer Assistants (Production) & a Junior Technician (Production) have been abducted by unknown armed miscreants in the early hours in Assam today
3 ONGC employees abducted by armed miscreants in Assam
New Delhi: 3 employees of ONGC have been abducted by unknown armed miscreants in the early hours in Assam today. In a tweet ONGC said that its 3 employees, including 2 Junior Engineer Assistants (Production) & a Junior Technician (Production) have been abducted by unknown armed miscreants in the early hours of 21 April 2021. The abduction took place on a rig site of ONGC in Lakwa field of Sivasagar District.
The abducted employees were taken by the miscreants in an operational vehicle belonging to ONGC. Later, the vehicle was found abandoned near the Nimonagarh jungles close to the Assam-Nagaland border. A complaint has been lodged by ONGC with the local police.
Higher officials of the State Police are on the site. Local administration has been informed about the incident and ONGC is in constant touch with the higher authorities. ONGC is a Maharatna Oil PSU and has been exploring and producing oil and gas in Upper Assam since early 1960s.
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— ONGC (@ONGC_) April 21, 2021
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