More than a month after the terror attacks took place, a team of NSG officials accompanied by some local police officials revisited the three spots where they had fought a bunch of armed terrorists, starting with Nariman House on Tuesday afternoon.

Inspector-General A K Gupta from the NSG, who had come with the team to Nariman House on Tuesday afternoon, said: “The purpose of this visit is to do a detailed study of the entire operation by deconstructing the entire episode, right from the terrorists entering the premises to the completion of the mission.”

However, Gupta’s visit to the Nariman House was not all work and no play. Along with his band of men who had come there for the detailed study, Gupta also brought sweets to the residents of the area as a token of the NSG’s appreciation of the help that they rendered during the operations.

When asked to elaborate, Gupta said: “When our men were here, fighting terrorists, the local residents offered us all kinds of assistance. We used their house for our operation and the residents also offered our men facilities to rest and also food and refreshments.”

Recalling a particular anecdote, Gupta said with a laugh: “I remember this incident about some of my men asking a resident for some food during the two-day operation and this man brought enough food to feed an elephant. We were really touched by the way they were trying their best to take care of us.”