In a recent statement, former Union Minister P. Chidambaram accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of damaging the constitution of India. Chidambaram, a senior Congress leader, expressed his concerns over the BJP’s alleged violations of the constitution and its institutions. The veteran politician criticized the ruling party for what he perceives as an erosion of democratic values and norms. Chidambaram’s remarks come at a time when the BJP government is facing criticism from various quarters over its handling of issues such as freedom of speech, dissent, and federalism. The former finance minister also raised concerns about the state of the economy under the BJP’s leadership, highlighting issues such as unemployment and inflation. Chidambaram’s comments have sparked a debate among political circles, with supporters of the BJP dismissing his statements as mere political rhetoric. However, critics of the ruling party see Chidambaram’s remarks as a reflection of growing discontent with the BJP’s governance. The BJP has not yet responded to Chidambaram’s allegations, but the party is expected to defend its record on governance and development. The ongoing debate over the BJP’s impact on the constitution is likely to continue in the run-up to the next general elections. It remains to be seen how Chidambaram’s comments will influence public opinion and political discourse in the coming months.