Would like to avoid killing of youth, says J-K police

July 10, 2016 16:30

As unrest continued in Kashmir, the state police today said it would like to avoid the killing of the youth and urged protesters not to resort to violence, saying it does not bring the right consequences.

Additional Director General of Police S M Sahai again urged people to restrain their youngsters from participating in the protests that have erupted in the aftermath of the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen's poster-boy commander Burhan Wani on Friday.

"The situation as of now is better than yesterday. At some places, people have come out and we are dealing with it. We would like to control the situation to avoid the killings of the youth," he said.

Insisting that that violence does not bring the right consequences, Sahai urged people to restrain youngsters from violent protests and confine them to homes.

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