Former Union Minister P Chidambaram accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of damaging the Constitution during a discussion in Chennai. Chidambaram criticized the BJP for allegedly violating the constitutional rights of citizens and undermining the principles of federalism. He claimed that the BJP’s actions were eroding the foundations of the Indian Constitution and warned against the dangers of authoritarianism. The senior Congress leader urged the people to protect the Constitution and uphold its values. Chidambaram’s comments come amidst growing concerns over the BJP’s governance and its impact on democratic institutions in India. The BJP, on the other hand, has dismissed these allegations and defended its policies as in the best interest of the nation. The political debate between the BJP and the opposition parties, including the Congress, continues to intensify in the country. This latest statement by Chidambaram is likely to fuel further discussions on the state of democracy and the rule of law in India. As the political landscape evolves, the role of the Constitution and its protection remains a key issue for all stakeholders.