<h1>Congress Criticizes Private Sector's Lack of Confidence in Modi Government Amid Declining Domestic Investment and FDI.</h1> The Congress has criticized the private sector's hesitance to invest in India, labeling it as a corporate motion of no-confidence in the current government led by Narendra Modi. The party highlighted a decline in Gross Fixed Capital Formation from 32% of GDP during the previous administration to below 29% in the past decade. They attributed sluggish investment to weak mass consumption, intimidating tax policies, and perceived favoritism towards select business groups. Additionally, net foreign direct investment reached a 12-year low, with Indian firms increasingly investing abroad. Congress urged the government to prioritize stimulating domestic investment in the upcoming Union budget.