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Indian-Origin Diamond Trader Freed in Mali After Rs 44 Crore Ransom
An Indian-origin diamond trader kidnapped in Mali has been released after his family paid a ransom of Rs 44 crore. This incident highlights the risks faced by expatriates in conflict zones. The trader's safe return is a relief for the Indian community and raises concerns about security in Mali. Authorities continue to investigate the kidnapping to prevent future incidents.
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"Ransom paid, trader safe—let's hope for better security next time!"
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