Watch Video: Balakot resident explains about the attack on Jaba

“We saw trees fallen down and one house damaged and four craters where the bombs had fallen.”

Pakistani villagers in the area where Indian jets struck what officials in New Delhi said was a militant training camp said they heard four loud bangs in the early hours of Tuesday but reported only one person wounded by bomb shards.

“We saw trees fallen down and one house damaged and four craters where the bombs had fallen,” said Mohammad Ajmal, a 25-year-old who visited the site.

BBC Urdu adds: According to a BBC Urdu report, villagers in Manshera, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa said they heard four to five loud blasts between 3 am and 4 am on Tuesday. Balakot is in Manshera district.

The channel also quoted the local police as saying that they went to the site where the bangs were coming from. When they got there, security force personnel were already present and told them to leave.

Mohammad Adil, a resident of Jaba, told that he heard “big explosion” around 3 in the night. “We felt that the sky is falling or earthquake is coming. After five minutes, we found out that the explosion had happened… I heard some planes, but after five minutes, everything fell silent”.

Adil said that he and his family could not sleep at night. He claimed that in the morning, he went to the location of the explosion and found a big pit. Four-five houses were damaged and one person was injured, he added.