The NIA has launched a detailed probe into the Pahalgam terror attack, with a crucial video evidence from a local photographer and eyewitness testimony from an army officer to reconstruct how Pak-based terrorists brutally killed 26 people in the Baisaran Valley.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has launched a probe into the Pahalgam terror attack, with a major breakthrough emerging from a local photographer who had perched himself atop a tree and managed to record the entire sequence of events. This footage has become a vital piece of evidence, providing a clear timeline and aiding in the identification of the perpetrators.Adding another critical layer to the investigation is the testimony of a Lieutenant Colonel from the Indian Army, who was holidaying with his family during the attack. Sources indicate that the officer, currently posted in Jammu and Kashmir, provided invaluable insights to investigators, meticulously piecing together the sequence of events.
While many eyewitnesses were understandably traumatised by the brutality they witnessed, the trained army officer’s awareness of crucial details proved instrumental in gathering vital information, according to sources.