New Delhi, May 30: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan has recently been under a spurt of attack by controversial BJP lawmaker Subramanian Swamy, who went on the extent of calling him ‘not mentally fully Indian’. His campaign demanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi to remove Rajan as the RBI Governor, has grown anxiety among the global investors who feel that India would remain committed to pro-market principles only if its fiscal policy is directed by Rajan. According to the British economic daily, Financial Times (FT), there is a fear within the international business community whether the Indian government would succumb to the far-right section of their polity.