CCTV footage of Jammu and Kashmir attack: Militants had M4 carbine, AK-47; at camp for 7 mins

CCTV footage of one of the two militants at the site

Senior police officers as well as officers of the National Investigation Agency and other security agencies visited the spot following the attack. “There is no CCTV camera installed at the place where they first opened fire. CCTV captured the area where they headed next — the two can be seen entering and opening fire. They also attacked the mess before coming out and firing on more workers,” a source said.

Initial investigation has also revealed that the attackers put a grenade inside a vehicle parked at the camp before shooting the driver. “After recording the statements of the injured persons and a security guard who managed to escape, it came to light that initially, the workers thought that some people were bursting firecrackers. But within two-three minutes, they realised it was a terror attack,” the source said.

CCTV footage of one of the two militants at the site

The attackers, a source said, were carrying an M4 carbine assault rifle and an AK-47, and 37-40 used cartridges were recovered from the spot. “Security agencies and the local police are questioning local villagers and trying to find out details of the terrorists’ local handler, who helped them conduct a recce before the attack. We are also trying to get details of both the attackers from our database,” the source said, adding that the attackers fired at every area where there was light since power at the camp was cut during the incident.