Congress has questioned the upgradation of India's sovereign<br/>credit rating by Moody's saying the International rating agency and the Prime Minister have failed to gauge what it called the mood of the nation. <br/><br/>In a tweet, party spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said, hunger deaths, agri distress, job losses, rising prices, plunging exports, demonetisation disaster and others are the real indices to measure it. <br/><br/>He alleged that after destroying country's economy, the NDA government is clutching at straws to claim lost credibility. <br/><br/>CPI(M) has questioned the Moody's credit rating upgrade of India. In a series of tweets, party General Secretary Sitaram Yechury said, all indices of real lives of Indians like jobs and growth are down while rural distress, malnutrition, gender gap and hunger are worsening. <br/><br/>He claimed that inequality of wealth in the country is up in three years sharply. <br/><br/>