Recent spurt in activities of militants in Jammu & Kashmir indicates that terrorism is raising its head again, said Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat while responding to media persons at Chandrabani cremation ground on Friday. He said that it is point to ponder as how the situation took such a violent turn in J&K. Rawat said that terrorists are spreading their activities outside Kashmir. He said that his Government is committed to give full cooperation to the Union Government to curb the menace of terrorism. Paying homage to Rifleman Shishir Mall of Dehradun and Mohan Nath Goswami of Bindukhata, Rawat said it is really sad to lose these brave young men. He said that it is a matter of great pride that Jawans of Uttarakhand are always at forefront when it comes to sacrificing their live for the country. The CM said that his Government wants a magnificent war memorial in the State and is ready to give every possible help in setting up a memorial at Cheerbagh. He said that he has written a letter to Defence Minister extending his help on the issue. Rawat however said that he is not in a position to tell the current status on war memorial as the Ministry of Defence (MOD) has not kept the State Government in the loop on the issue. The CM said that he has asked the District Magistrate of Dehradun to keep ready an alternate plan in case the Memorial at Cheerbagh does not materialise. The relatives of the martyr were waiting for the body of Mohan till the time of writing of this story. His mortal remains are expected to arrive on late hours of Friday.