<p>As the BJP alleging betrayal by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who snapped ties with the NDA to form a new government with erstwhile allies of the RJD-led Mahagatbandhan, Congress leader and former Home Minister P. Chidambaram made a sarcastic attack on the party, citing its own record.</p>.<p>"BJP never betrays the people of a State</p>.<p>"Encouraging defections from other parties is a welfare measure to uplift the defectors," he said in a tweet.</p>.<p>"Breaking other political parties is to purify those parties</p>.<p>"Destabilising state governments is to bring stability to governance in those states", he added.</p>.<p>"Launching investigations against Opposition leaders is to test the efficacy of laws passed by Parliament so that the laws can be more weaponised</p>.<p>"Congress mukt Bharat is to strengthen democracy through one party rule like China, Russia, Turkiye, Vietnam &amp; North Korea," he said in a subsequent tweet.</p>.<p>Chidambaram's comments came as Nitish Kumar again switched over the Mahagatbandhan, drawing outrage from the BJP.</p>
<p>As the BJP alleging betrayal by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who snapped ties with the NDA to form a new government with erstwhile allies of the RJD-led Mahagatbandhan, Congress leader and former Home Minister P. Chidambaram made a sarcastic attack on the party, citing its own record.</p>.<p>"BJP never betrays the people of a State</p>.<p>"Encouraging defections from other parties is a welfare measure to uplift the defectors," he said in a tweet.</p>.<p>"Breaking other political parties is to purify those parties</p>.<p>"Destabilising state governments is to bring stability to governance in those states", he added.</p>.<p>"Launching investigations against Opposition leaders is to test the efficacy of laws passed by Parliament so that the laws can be more weaponised</p>.<p>"Congress mukt Bharat is to strengthen democracy through one party rule like China, Russia, Turkiye, Vietnam &amp; North Korea," he said in a subsequent tweet.</p>.<p>Chidambaram's comments came as Nitish Kumar again switched over the Mahagatbandhan, drawing outrage from the BJP.</p>