The Parliament Attack in India on December 13, 2001 was a terrorist attack that shook the nation. It was carried out by five armed men who stormed the Parliament complex in New Delhi and opened fire. The attackers were eventually neutralized by security forces, but the incident resulted in the deaths of 6 security personnel and a gardener.

The attack on the Parliament was a significant event in Indian history, leading to heightened security measures and a sense of vulnerability among the public. The government responded by taking strong action against terrorism and enhancing security protocols. The incident also had a lasting impact on political relationships in the region, with India blaming Pakistan-based terrorist groups for the attack.