Operation Parakram

Operation Parakram was a military mobilization by India and Pakistan in 2001-2002 following a terrorist attack on the Indian Parliament, which was attributed to Pakistan-based groups. India assembled a large number of troops along the border as a show of strength to counter potential aggression. The operation involved a tense standoff, with both nations prepared for conflict, but diplomacy ultimately prevented war. It highlighted the fragile peace between the two countries and underscored the importance of addressing terrorism and border tensions. The situation de-escalated after several weeks, emphasizing the need for ongoing dialogue for regional stability.