Four Indians have reportedly been kidnapped in Libya from an Isis-controlled area, the Ministry of External Affairs has reportedly said.
The Islamic State is suspected to be behind the kidnapping, according to reports.
The Indians were teachers at a university and were abducted from Libya's Sirte area close to the capital of Tripoli.
Isis has been responsible for increasing violence in Libya in recent months.
There has been no demand for ransom yet.
Despite warnings by authorities to Indians in Libya to leave the country, hundreds of Indians still remain in the strife-torn African nation.