How India Captured and Lost Haji Pir Pass in the 1965 Indo-Pak War
In 1965, Pakistan launched Operation Gibraltar, sending infiltrators into Jammu and Kashmir to destabilize the region. India responded with Operation Bakshi, aimed at capturing the strategically vital Haji Pir Pass. Major Ranjit Singh Dayal led Indian forces in a decisive assault that successfully secured the mountain pass. Pakistan mounted several counter-attacks to reclaim the position but was unable to dislodge Indian troops. Despite the military victory, India returned the pass to Pakistan following the Tashkent Agreement that ended the conflict.
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