Karma’s Circle: The ISI’s Masterstroke and the Fall of Sheikh Hasina

Sheikh Hasina has recently stepped down as Prime Minister of Bangladesh, a position she had held continuously since 2009. Her resignation comes after widespread national protests, which were driven by discontent with the country’s reservation policy.

In a dramatic shift in South Asian politics, Sheikh Hasina, who has long been a key ally of India, has been forced from power amidst nationwide protests and a severe crackdown by her government. Hasina’s resignation marks the end of her tenure as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister, a position she held since 2009. Her fall follows a turbulent period characterized by severe unrest over the national reservation policy and allegations of brutal government responses, including the suspension of internet services and violent repression of protesters.

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