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Published : Feb 15, 2019, 9:52 AM IST

జమ్ముకశ్మీర్ పుల్వామాలో జరిగిన ఘటన 2001లో జరిగిన ఉగ్రదాడిని తలపిస్తోంది. అప్పుడు కశ్మీర్ శాసనసభ వద్ద ఆత్మాహుతి దాడి జరిపిన ముష్కరులు ఇప్పుడూ దాదాపు అదే పునరావృతం చేశారు.
రెండుసార్లు దాడికి పాల్పడింది జైష్ ఏ మహమ్మద్ ఉగ్రవాద సంస్థనే. కానీ అప్పుడు ఆత్మాహుతి దాడి జరిపింది పాకిస్థాన్ వ్యక్తి కాగా, పుల్వామా ఘటనలో బాంబర్ భారత పౌరుడు కావటం గమనించాల్సిన అంశం.

ఈ దాడి అనంతరం కేంద్రప్రభుత్వం ముందు రెండు మార్గాలున్నాయి.

2016, సెప్టెంబర్ 29 మాదిరి మెరుపు దాడులు నిర్వహించడం
దౌత్యపరమైన చర్చల ద్వారా పరిష్కరించుకోవటం

ప్రస్తుతం పాక్తో ఉన్న ద్వైపాక్షిక సంబంధాల దృష్ట్యా దౌత్య పరమైన చర్చలు ఫలించే అవకాశం కన్పించట్లేదు. ఇలా కాని పక్షంలో మరోసారి మెరుపు దాడులకు అవకాశముందేమో చూడాలి.

దౌత్యపరమైన చర్చల్లో భారత్కు కొన్ని దేశాల మద్దతున్నా, ఐరాసలో చైనాకున్న వీటో అధికారంతో ఏమవుతుందో చూడాలి. చైనా పాక్కు ప్రియమైన మిత్రదేశం. ఈ నేపథ్యంలో భారత్ లక్షిత దాడులవైపే మొగ్గుచూపుతుందో చూడాలి.

2016, సెప్టెంబర్ 29న ఉరీ వద్ద మెరుపుదాడులు నిర్వహించి పాక్ ఉగ్రచర్యకు గట్టి ప్రతీకారం తీర్చుకుంది భారత్. ఈ ఘటనపై ప్రశంసలకు తోడు, విమర్శల్నీ ఎదుర్కొంది మోదీ ప్రభుత్వం. 2019 లోక్సభ ఎన్నికలకు ముందు కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం ఎలాంటి నిర్ణయం తీసుకుంటుందో చూడాలి.

ఈ దాడి అనంతరం కేంద్రప్రభుత్వం ముందు రెండు మార్గాలున్నాయి.

2016, సెప్టెంబర్ 29 మాదిరి మెరుపు దాడులు నిర్వహించడం
దౌత్యపరమైన చర్చల ద్వారా పరిష్కరించుకోవటం

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Caracas - 14 February 2019
1. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro talking to Ian Phillips, the Vice President of International News at The Associated Press
2. Wide of Maduro sitting down ahead of interview
3. Maduro sitting during interview
4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nicolas Maduro, President of Venezuela:
"I can tell you that we have had two meetings already with Mr. Elliott Abrams (U.S. special envoy to Venezuela ) in New York. Our Chancellor has met twice with Elliott Abrams. The first (meeting lasted) two hours, the second, three hours, a few days ago. I invited Elliott Abrams to come to Venezuela. In private, in public in secret. Or if he wants to meet, let him say when, how, where, and I will be there."
5. Various cutaways
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nicolas Maduro, President of Venezuela:
"If Donald Trump decided tomorrow not to get involved in the affairs of Venezuela, Venezuela would shine, Venezuela would recover in an accelerated way, Venezuela would find solutions through political dialogue. But the infected hand of Donald Trump is hurting Venezuela. They have made up a crisis and the group of extremists that accompany Donald Trump, imagine, John Bolton (National Security Adviser), Elliot Abrams, the group of extremists that surround him, has put him through a dead end, and it hurts Venezuela. I tell him from here: hands off of Venezuela, Donald Trump and Venezuela will flourish and we will get on track ourselves."
7. Various cutaways
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nicolas Maduro, President of Venezuela:
"We had a large shipment of medicines to last the country for a year, and a large batch of raw materials for food. The (bank) account was frozen, the contracts were canceled, and the money is seized. They suffocate us, steal our money and then say 'hold on to this crumb' and put on a show for the world. Venezuela with dignity says: no to the global show. Whoever wants to help Venezuela, welcome, but we are able to pay for everything we need, we do not beg from anyone."
9. Various of interview
10. Maduro shaking hands with Phillips
STORYLINE:
President Nicolas Maduro has invited a US special envoy to Venezuela after revealing in an AP interview that his foreign minister recently held secret meetings with the U.S. official in New York.
Maduro said that while in New York, his foreign minister invited Elliott Abrams to come to Venezuela "privately, publicly or secretly."
"If he wants to meet, just tell me when, where and how and I'll be there," Maduro said without providing more details.
He said both New York meetings lasted several hours.
There was no immediate U.S. comment.
Even while harshly criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump's confrontational stance toward his socialist government, Maduro said he holds out hope of meeting Trump soon to resolve a crisis over the U.S.' recognition of opponent Juan Guaido as Venezuela's rightful leader.
Venezuela is plunging deeper into a political chaos triggered by the U.S. demand that Maduro step down a month into a second term that the U.S. and its allies in Latin America consider illegitimate.
The heated crisis is taking place against a backdrop of economic and social turmoil that has led to severe shortages of food and medicine that have forced millions to flee the once-prosperous OPEC nation.
At turns conciliatory and combative, Maduro said all Venezuela needs to rebound is for Trump to remove his "infected hand" from the country that sits atop the world's largest petroleum reserves.
He said U.S. sanctions on the oil industry are to blame for mounting hardships even though shortages and hyperinflation that economists say topped 1 million percent long predates Trump's recent action.
"The infected hand of Donald Trump is hurting Venezuela," Maduro said.
Amid the mounting pressure at home and abroad, Maduro said he won't give up power as a way to defuse the standoff.
He called boxes of U.S.-supplied humanitarian aid sitting in a warehouse on the border in Colombia mere "crumbs" after the U.S. administration froze billions of dollars in the nation's oil revenue and overseas assets.
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