సింధుకు మనసు లేదు: కిమ్‌

భారత బ్యాడ్మింటన్ క్రీడాకారిణి పి.వి సింధుకు మనసు లేదంటూ ఆరోపించింది మహిళల సింగిల్స్ మాజీ కోచ్ కిమ్ హ్యూన్. తనకు ఆరోగ్యం బాలేకపోయినా పట్టించుకోలేదని ఆవేదన వ్యక్తం చేసింది.

PV Sindhu

Published : Dec 24, 2019, 7:35 AM IST

పి.వి.సింధుకు మనసు లేదని.. తాను తీవ్ర అనారోగ్యం పాలైనా పట్టించుకోలేదని భారత బ్యాడ్మింటన్‌ మహిళల సింగిల్స్‌ మాజీ కోచ్‌ కిమ్‌ జి హ్యూన్‌ ఆరోపించింది. "ప్రపంచ ఛాంపియన్‌షిప్‌కు వెళ్లేముందు తీవ్ర అనారోగ్యం పాలయ్యా. ఒక్కదాన్నే ఆసుపత్రికి వెళ్లా.. సెలైన్లు ఎక్కించుకున్నా. ఈ స్థితిలో ఎవరూ నన్ను చూడటానికి రాలేదు. సింధు ఫోన్‌ చేసి కోచింగ్‌కు ఎప్పుడు వస్తారని మాత్రమే అడిగింది. అప్పుడు అనిపించింది ఆమెకు హృదయం లేదని. ఆమెకు నా అవసరం కోచింగ్‌లో మాత్రమే" అని కిమ్‌ చెప్పింది.

ఈ ఆరోపణలపై సింధు తండ్రి పి.వి.రమణ మాట్లాడుతూ.. "కిమ్‌ అనారోగ్యం గురించి సింధుకు తెలియదు. ఆమె శ్రమించే అమ్మాయి కాబట్టే ఎప్పుడు కోచింగ్‌కు వస్తారని అడిగింది. కిమ్‌కు ఒంట్లో బాగోకపోతే చీఫ్‌ కోచ్‌ గోపీచంద్‌కు సమాచారం ఇవ్వాల్సింది" అని చెప్పాడు.

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Caracas - 23 December 2019
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1. Jorge Rodriguez, Veneuzelan Communication Minister, speaking at news conference
2. Close of Rodriguez showing organisational chart with pictures of people he says are involved in attack on a military outpost near the border with Brazil, including Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido and his predecessor Leopoldo Lopez
3. Close of Rodriguez showing map of the route taken by deserters of the National Bolivarian Guard to arrive in Venezuela and complete the attack
4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Rodriguez, Venezuelan Communication Minister: ++SOUNDBITE PARTLY OVERLAID WITH CUTAWAYS++
"It's First Corporal Luis Jampiere Caraballo Marcano. I repeat his name First Corporal Luis Jampiere Caraballo Marcano was killed early yesterday by the actions of these criminal mercenaries, killers, led by Juan Guaido, Leopoldo Lopez, financed, protected and trained in Colombia by your government Ivan Duque (Colombian President), deployed and logistically supplied in Peru, where they received instructions from Vilca Fernandez, and later maintained by a drug trafficker, a killer, also a drug trafficker, Tonito Fernandez in Manaus and Pacaraima."
5. Image shown on VTV of the hotel where Rodriguez claims the military deserters stayed in the Brazilian city of Pacaraima
6. Close of Rodriguez showing picture of Bolivarian National Guard official killed during the assault
STORYLINE:
The Venezuelan government accused three opposition lawmakers of being involved in the attack on a military outpost near the border with Brazil early Sunday, which killed at least one soldier.
Venezuelan Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez said the attack was carried out by military defectors, who he claimed received support from Colombia, Brazil and Peru.
He said that six people had been arrested in the incident.
Without offering any evidence, Rodriguez claimed that those involved in the attack were "financed, protected and trained in Colombia" and that they collaborated with Peru and Brazil's far-right government.
He also claimed that two lawmakers from opposition party Gilber Caro, who was arrested Friday, and Ismael Leon, as well as Fernando Orozco, a dissident of the ruling party, were part of an alleged group that targets military outposts for attacks. According to Rodriguez, they also have the support of paramilitaries and police.
Rodriguez also made accusations against Leopoldo López, the head of the Voluntad Popular party, who is holed up at the Spanish ambassador's residence after a failed military uprising, as well opposition leader Juan Guaido of being involved in plans against the government but did not provide any evidence.
Guaido's Voluntad Popular rejected the accusations in a post on Twitter, calling it a new tactic by the embattled President, Nicolas Maduro, to intimidate the opposition ahead of Guaido's bid for re-election as National Assembly leader, that's due in two weeks.
Since February, several hundred Venezuelan soldiers have defected and fled to Colombia, Peru and Brazil. They have expressed support for opposition leader Juan Guaidó and sought to feed discontent within Venezuela's armed forces.
Maduro, who faced down a small military uprising at the end of April, continues to have the support of the military high command.
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