Inspector General Yogesh Choudhary remained firm on the police version and said it was a genuine encounter.
He added that they will probe the authenticity of the videos or other ‘evidence’.
“I have not seen the videos. If there are any video or other evidence, their veracity as well as their usage would be taken into consideration.
“I would like to reiterate that we have recovered four firearms and three sharp weapons from these people. We have recovered two 315 bore countrymade pistols and two 12 bore 'Kattas' from which around six rounds were fired.
He said police will probe whether the SIMI men got some external help. “Between 2 and 3 am and at 10:30-11:30 am when the actual confrontation took place, the main point and the road map of investigation is that what happened in between and from where did they get help.
Did they get any external help or they had something on their own is one of the main points of investigation," he said.
“I am very clear that the incident as I have depicted has happened the way it has happened. Three of our men had injuries from sharp weapons,” he said.