మెస్సీని వెనక్కి నెట్టిన సునీల్ ఛెత్రి

భారత ఫుట్బాల్ జట్టు కెప్టెన్ సునీల్ ఛెత్రి.. అంతర్జాతీయ మ్యాచ్ల్లో అత్యధిక గోల్స్ చేసిన ఆటగాళ్లలో రెండో స్థానంలో నిలిచాడు. రొనాల్డో టాప్లో ఉండగా మెస్సీ మూడో స్థానంలో ఉన్నాడు.

మెస్సీని వెనక్కి నెట్టిన ఫుట్బాలర్ సునీల్ ఛెత్రి

Published : Jul 9, 2019, 7:01 PM IST

భారత స్టార్ ఫుట్బాలర్ సునీల్ ఛెత్రి అరుదైన ఘనత సాధించాడు. ఇదే ఏడాది రెండో సారి ప్రఖ్యాత ఆటగాడు మెస్సీని అధిగమించాడు. అంతర్జాతీయ ఫుట్బాల్ టోర్నీల్లో అత్యధిక గోల్స్ చేసిన ఆటగాళ్లలో రెండో స్థానంలో నిలిచాడు.

ఈ జాబితాలో క్రిస్టియానో రొనాల్డో 88 గోల్స్తో అగ్రస్థానంలో ఉన్నాడు. 70 గోల్స్ చేసిన ఛెత్రి రెండో స్థానంలో, 68 గోల్స్తో మెస్సీ మూడో స్థానంలో ఉన్నాడు.

రొనాల్డో- ఛెత్రి- మెస్సీ

ఇదే ఏడాది ఇంటర్ కాంటినెంటల్ కప్లో తజికిస్థాన్తో జరిగిన మ్యాచ్లో ఈ రికార్డు సాధించాడు సునీల్ ఛెత్రి. భారత్ తరఫున అత్యధిక మ్యాచ్లాడిన ఈ ఆటగాడు మాజీ కెప్టెన్ బైచుంగ్ భాటియాను అధిగమించాడు.

ఇది చదవండి: మహిళల ఫిఫా వరల్డ్కప్: నాలుగోసారి విజేతగా అమెరికా

రొనాల్డో- ఛెత్రి- మెస్సీ

ఇది చదవండి: మహిళల ఫిఫా వరల్డ్కప్: నాలుగోసారి విజేతగా అమెరికా

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Manila - 9 July 2019.
1. Mourners blessing themselves during mass for victims of extrajudicial killings
2. Priest officiating mass, UPSOUND (Tagalog) "For the victims of violence, extrajudicial killings in our country."
3. Various of priest blessing photos of victims
4. Close of photo of latest drug war victim, three-year-old Kateleen Myca Ulpina (centre) who was shot June 30 (not June 29 as picture shows)
5. Relatives blessing themselves
6. Close of candles with tags reading (English) "Stop the killings"
7. Kathy Bautista pointing to photo of stepson John David who was killed in 2017
8. Close of photo of John David
9. SOUNDBITE (Tagalog) Kathy Bautista, stepmother of extrajudicial killing victim:
"We the families are calling on the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to vote in favour of the proposed independent investigation. We need to have an ally like them that cares about human rights and respects life."
10. Banner reading (English) "UNHRC pursue investigation of human rights violation in the Philippines!"
11. SOUNDBITE (Tagalog) Kathy Bautista, stepmother of extrajudicial killing victim:
"Because here in the Philippines we don't feel that we can have the justice that we hoped for."
12. Various of families marching holding photos of victims
13. Philippine Commission on Human Rights chairperson Chito Gascon walking with relatives
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Chito Gascon, chairperson of  Philippine Commission on Human Rights:
"We anticipate in the next few days that perhaps the Human Rights Council will make a decision on this resolution proposed by Iceland that the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights regularly monitors the situation here and this is something that everyone should support including the Philippine government because we are part of the international human rights system."
15. Families holding photos while chanting (Tagalog) "Stop the killings, fight for justice"
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Chito Gascon, chairperson of  Philippine Commission on Human Rights:
"So there should be no hesitance whatsoever on the part of the Philippines if it has nothing to hide to cooperate with the international human rights system. So we call on our government to do all they can to show the international community that we are prepared to meet international human rights standards."
17. Protesters holding banner reading (English) "Stop the killing!" and chanting
STORYLINE:
Families of victims of drug related killings in the Philippines held a mass on Tuesday in Manila after Amnesty International urgently called for international pressure and an immediate UN investigation to help end what it says are possible crimes against humanity.
The London-based rights watchdog said in a study released Monday that extrajudicial killings in Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's three-year-old campaign remain rampant and the scale of abuses has reached "the threshold of crimes against humanity."
About 6,600 people, most of them accused of petty drug crimes, have been killed in the crackdown Duterte launched as his centrepiece project when he took office in mid-2016.
But non-government groups claim a much higher death toll, including many suspects killed by motorcycle-riding gunmen human rights groups suspect were financed by police officers.
Holding photos of their loved ones, families and advocates marched outside the Commission on Human Rights office in Manila chanting "stop the killings, fight for justice".
"We the families are calling on the United Nations Human Rights Council to vote in favour of the proposed independent investigation," said Kathy Bautista, stepmother of John David, a victim of extrajudicial killing in 2017.
"Here in the Philippines we don't feel that we can have the justice that we hoped for," she added,
There was no immediate government reaction to Amnesty's report but Duterte and the police have denied any authorisation of extrajudicial killings.
Philippine Commission on Human Rights chairperson Chito Gascon called on the country's government "to do all they can to show the international community that we are prepared to meet international human rights standards."
Amnesty International has asked an International Criminal Court prosecutor to hasten the examination of complaints sparked by the massive deaths for The Hague-based tribunal to open a separate investigation.
Iceland has submitted a draft resolution to the 47-state Human Rights Council asking the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to prepare a comprehensive report on human rights in the Philippines and calling on the Duterte administration to facilitate visits by UN rights experts and refrain "from all acts of intimidation."
Duterte has opposed any visit by UN investigators.
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