Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of damaging the Indian Constitution during a recent event in Chennai. He criticized the ruling party for its alleged attacks on the constitutional values and institutions. Chidambaram highlighted the importance of upholding the principles enshrined in the Constitution and urged the BJP to respect the foundational document of India. The former Union Minister also expressed concerns over the state of the economy and the government’s handling of key issues. Chidambaram’s remarks come amidst a heightened political climate in the country, with the BJP and the opposition parties engaging in heated debates on various issues. The veteran politician has been vocal in his criticism of the BJP-led government on several occasions. The event in Chennai saw Chidambaram addressing a gathering of party workers and supporters, where he reiterated the Congress party’s commitment to protecting the Constitution and democratic values. The BJP, on the other hand, has dismissed Chidambaram’s allegations and defended its record on governance and development. The political discourse in India remains charged, with both sides trading barbs and accusations as the country gears up for key state elections and the general elections in the near future. Chidambaram’s statements are likely to fuel further debate and discussions on the state of democracy and governance in India.