JAMMU: Conspiracies hatched from across the border are “killing our children”, Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary said on Saturday, advising Pakistan to give up its “terrorism” as violence can achieve nothing.Talking to reporters after the wreath laying ceremony of head constable Jagbir Singh in the lawns of police headquarters at Gulshan Ground here, Choudhary said he hopes that good sense prevails in Pakistan so that the three-decade-long militancy ends.Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah led the wreath laying ceremony of the fallen policeman which was among others attended by the family members of the deceased, Director General of Police, Inspector General of police, Jammu zone, Bhim Sen Tuti and officers from civil, police, Army and CRPF.Abdullah, Choudhary and DGP were also seen expressing their condolences to the bereaved family.Singh and three other cops lost their lives in a two-day long encounter with terrorists in Safiyan forest in Kathua district.Two terrorists, believed to be affiliated with Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), were also killed in the operation which was still continuing.The deputy chief minister said, “Both central or J&K governments will never want our children to be martyred. Our children are being martyred because of conspiracies hatched from across the border but they (Pakistanis) should understand that they have been killing our children for the last over 30 years and achieved nothing.”
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