PM Hasina Resigns: Coup or Civil Uprising in Bangladesh?

Bangladesh has entered one of the most volatile political moments in its recent history. The resignation of Sheikh Hasina has triggered widespread unrest, institutional paralysis, and intense speculation over whether the country is witnessing a civilian-led uprising—or the prelude to a military-backed transition. This Global Eye Intelligence Situational Intelligence Report delivers a clear, ground-level assessment of events as they unfold.

The report traces how protests over civil service quota reforms escalated into nationwide riots, economic shutdowns, and direct challenges to state authority. It analyses the role of student movements, security force responses, internet blackouts, and the emergence of an interim governance structure amid deep uncertainty. Special focus is placed on casualties, breakdown of policing, suspension of banking and remittance flows, and the resulting humanitarian and economic stress.

Beyond domestic dynamics, the assessment maps international reactions, opposition outreach to Western actors, and the broader implications for South Asian stability. It outlines forward-looking scenarios—from prolonged instability and military intervention to negotiated political reset—and identifies key indicators that will determine Bangladesh’s trajectory.

Global Eye Intelligence is followed by those who need situational clarity before narratives harden. Accessing this report ensures you stay ahead of South Asia’s emerging fault lines—while others rely on delayed or biased reporting.