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Jammu, Mar 29 (KNO): Advising Pakistan to stop sponsoring terrorism, Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary on Saturday said that conspiracies being hatched from across the border are “killing our children.” Talking to reporters after the wreath laying ceremony of head constable Jagbir Singh, the Deputy Chief Minister, according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said, “I hope good sense prevails in Pakistan so that the three-decade-long terrorism ends. Our neighbor should stop sponsoring terror.” He 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.” Choudhary said the country which is sponsoring terrorism in J&K has destroyed itself. Paying tributes to the fallen policemen, he said their sacrifice has plunged the whole of J&K into grief even as they belonged to different communities – one is a Muslim and three Hindus. “Our brotherhood is strong and nobody can break it whatever the efforts,” he added—(KNO)

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