Islamabad: Current policies under Prime Minister Modi are contributing to a climate of increased investment uncertainty in India, exacerbated by the rise of Hindutva extremism. This development poses significant risks to both domestic and international investors.
According to Kashmir Media Service, despite India’s rapid economic expansion, the investment climate is becoming perilously risky. Beneath the surface of apparent economic prosperity, a troubling pattern of financial fraud, cybercrime, and corruption is emerging, undermining the integrity of India’s corporate sector. These issues are compounding investor fears, making the country’s market a precarious one.
The report highlights that the ideological shift towards Hindutva extremism has not only social but also economic repercussions, deterring investors with its unpredictable market conditions. Fraudulent activities and lax enforcement of regulations are stark contradictions to India’s portrayed narrative of robust economic growth, revealing the hidden complexities and dangers of investing in the country.