The consequences of political upheaval on governance can be profound, often leading to instability, uncertainty, and disruption of public services. Crises such as revolutions, coups, or civil unrest can displace governments, dismantle existing institutions, and create power vacuums. As a result, socioeconomic conditions may deteriorate, leading to heightened inequality and diminishing public trust in governance. Furthermore, political upheaval can impede long-term development goals, making it challenging to establish stable governance structures that promote peace and prosperity.