"The CCTV footage shows the three terrorists walking on road in army fatigues with arms and backpacks on July 27 at 4.59 am," officials said.
The images were captured by a shop different from the one whose CCTV had caught them separately. Those images had surfaced yesterday, showing three men, wearing Army fatigues, having big backpacks and carrying AK assault rifles, walking away from the camera on a road at 4:55 a.M.
Preliminary probe suggests that the attackers came from Pakistan and belonged to LeT terror outfit, the officials said.
All the three militants were killed in the 12-hour-long gun battle with the police and elite commandos of the Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT).
Police sources said a night vision device, believed to have been left behind by the Gurdaspur attackers on the railway track, had US marking.
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