The invisible state power’s blueprint to split Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan into pieces? A detailed and sharp analysis of the ‘Deep State’s’ global hegemony and South Asian geopolitics.
Analyst: Prof. Dr. Arif Khan;
Global powers fragmented the Arab world after the Second World War. Today, a similar terrifying geopolitical equation threatens South Asia. Analysts believe that the global ‘Deep State’ has a master plan to shatter Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan into pieces. This invisible power wants to secure its exclusive global dominance for the next 15–20 years. To achieve this, it aims to transform South Asia into a conflict zone. It wants to break down the Asian superpower, China, from within. In May 2026, this theory has sparked a profound debate among international security analysts.
China’s Internal Cracks and the Myanmar Transit
Geopolitically and ethnically, China remains fragile from within despite its strong external appearance.
- Statistics reveal that China’s core Mandarin-speaking ‘Han’ ethnicity inhabits only 30% of its land.
- The country seized the remaining territory from people of different languages, cultures, and religions, such as Tibet and Xinjiang.
To exploit this vulnerability, planners are designing a blueprint to use Bangladesh as the primary ‘gateway’ into Myanmar.
- India’s Loss of Kaladan: Delhi has completely lost control over the Kaladan Multi-Modal Project and its funded forces inside Rakhine.
- The CIA’s Experience: China struggles to maintain its grip on this region. Washington possesses long experience in cryptocurrency funding and supplying illicit weapons for proxy wars through the CIA.
The Rohingya Card and Northeast India’s Mineral Resources
Actors are now processing the Rohingya issue for an entirely different purpose.
- American Objective: By strategically utilizing the Rohingyas, Washington could establish control over China’s gas fields, naval bases, and rare earth materials in Myanmar.
- Control of the Seven Sisters: Simultaneously, planners are plotting to gain control over the non-state actors and natural resources of Northeast India’s ‘Seven Sisters’ states.
Global interests have now targeted India’s soil, transforming once-prosperous territories into the next Iraq and Syria.
The Three-Way Equation to Break Bangladesh: The CIA-ISI Axis
After solidifying their position in the Seven Sisters region, planners will target China’s Tibet and its neighboring southeastern provinces.
- This chain of events will provoke India to use certain extremist elements inside Bangladesh to corner Dhaka.
- Just as China exerts influence by using separatists in Myanmar, Washington could generate similar instability in Bangladesh.
- This will provide the Pakistani ISI and the American CIA an opportunity to raise military claims under the pretext of regional peace.
- Strategic Maritime Boundaries: Bangladesh’s maritime territory controls one-third of the global shipping routes, which serve as the primary naval passages for 3.25 billion people.
- A permanent military base here will help America maintain its economic and naval hegemony. Shipping corporations and shipping insurance provide America’s primary sources of revenue. For this reason, Washington raised its military budget to a record $1.6 trillion this year.
Dual Tactics: Pakistan Split into 3 Pieces?
The United States always uses ‘dual tactics’ or a two-faced strategy. It simultaneously finances adversary groups while supporting state parties to maintain control over the region.
- Extremist Funding: A plot exists to keep the Pakistani military under pressure by utilizing the Taliban, Baloch, Kashmiri, and ISIS networks. This could ultimately incite radical nationalists and separatists in Pakistan, breaking the country into three pieces.
- Equation with India: Washington applies the same policy to India. On one hand, it pits Pakistan and Bangladesh against Delhi. On the other hand, it offers to sell military equipment to India through the Quad, trade treaties, and the GSOMIA and ACSA agreements.
India’s Internal Division: North vs. South
A major internal fracture has currently emerged on India’s political map. Consequently, American influence in Myanmar and Bangladesh might sever India from its Seven Sisters. The BJP has taken control of the provinces bordering Bangladesh. However, it has lost all the southern provinces, which possess far more economic power than the northern ones. Economically prosperous, India’s southern provinces have sought a path toward autonomy or a referendum for the past decade. The southern provinces generate much more economic activity than the north, housing hospitals, high-tech industries, digital properties, tourism, IT sectors, and data centers. Western liberal democrats want a demand for a secession referendum to arise in southern India, styled after the UK’s ‘Brexit’ or Scotland. The core component of this strategy requires keeping radical nationalism alive to keep the region divided.
Asia’s ‘New NATO’ and Bangladesh’s Military Budget
The trigger for the secession of these southern Indian provinces could originate from Bangladesh. Bangladesh is now becoming a strategic part of American warship frigates. Alongside this, behind-the-scenes actors are lobbying to create an Asian version of NATO by incorporating America, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia.
As part of this plan, Bangladesh is doubling its military budget this year. Pakistan is also increasing its defense budget by nearly 40%. Turkey and Pakistan are assisting Bangladesh with a long-term plan to build extensive weapon manufacturing industries. As a result, within the next 10–15 years, the separatists of southern India might enter into an alliance with Bangladesh, accelerating their independence.
The Ultimate Consequence: A Center of Conflict Like Israel?
Just like Israel, the American-controlled portion of Bangladesh will generate conflicts and break down regional neighboring countries. In the long term, Bangladesh faces the risk of dividing into 3–4 parts:
- American Military Base Zone: To control the sea and shipping routes.
- Syria-like Camps: A breeding ground for Turkish-Pakistani extremists or separatists.
- Indian Buffer Zone: An attempt by Northern India to capture parts of Chittagong and strategic corridors to protect the Siliguri Corridor, the Seven Sisters, and the Chicken’s Neck against the Myanmar-American axis.
- Chinese Sphere of Influence: Gaining control over parts of the border next to Myanmar through China-funded separatists in the southern part of Bangladesh.
Just as Israel functions as the epicenter of overall conflict in the Middle East, a portion of Bangladesh could serve to dismantle regional neighbors.
The Beckoning of a Complex Future
South Asia is currently undergoing a terrifying and hyper-complex geopolitical transformation. In this invisible game of superpowers, actors use every smaller nation as a mere pawn. If this deep mathematical and strategic equation by Professor Dr. Arif Khan turns out to be true, it will completely overturn the map of South Asia in the next two decades. To escape this destructive equation, regional states must rise above radical nationalism and respect mutual peace and sovereignty; otherwise, they have no alternative but to vanish into the pages of history.
Analysis by: Prof. Dr. Arif Khan, Economist and Expert in International Security and Strategy.
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