Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of damaging the Indian Constitution. He criticized the ruling party for its alleged assault on the constitutional values and claimed that the BJP was attempting to destroy the basic principles of the Constitution. Chidambaram made these statements during a virtual event organized by the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee (TNCC). He also accused the BJP of imposing its ideology on the people of India and infringing upon their rights. The senior Congress leader highlighted the importance of upholding the Constitution and called for a united effort to protect its sanctity. Chidambaram’s comments come at a time when the political atmosphere in India is charged with debates over constitutional values and democratic principles. The BJP, on the other hand, has consistently defended its policies and legislative decisions, asserting that they are in the best interest of the nation. The clash between the two major political parties underscores the deep-rooted ideological differences prevailing in Indian politics. As the country gears up for upcoming state elections, the debate over the Constitution is likely to intensify. The remarks made by Chidambaram are expected to fuel further discussions on the role of the Constitution in shaping India’s political landscape.