Investment depression result of Modi govt's policies of suppression: Cong

The Congress party has raised concerns about the sluggish pace of India's economic and investment growth, attributing it to the policies of the Narendra Modi government. On Saturday, Congress representatives criticized the administration for what they describe as "policies of suppression," claiming these measures have stifled economic dynamism and hindered potential investments. According to Congress, the government's approach has created an environment of uncertainty and reluctance among investors, both domestic and international. They argue that restrictive regulations and a lack of transparent governance have deterred investment opportunities, leading to what they term an "investment depression." The party emphasized the need for policy reform to rebuild investor confidence and stimulate economic activity. In response, government officials have defended their economic strategies, highlighting various initiatives aimed at boosting investment and growth. They argue that reforms in infrastructure, taxation, and ease of doing business have laid the groundwork for future economic expansion. However, Congress insists that without addressing the underlying issues of policy suppression, these efforts may fall short of revitalizing India's investment landscape.

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