Net investment by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in the domestic debt market surpassed their equity selloff in June, driven by strong demand for government securities following a series of measures announced by the Reserve Bank of India and the central government to attract foreign capital. FPIs infused a net Rs 55,518 crore into the debt market in June as of Monday, while remaining net sellers in equities -- with outflows of Rs 49,340 crore -- according to data from National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL). Debt inflows were led by investments under the general limit, which recorded a net inflow of Rs 30,620 crore during the month, followed by Rs 21,652 crore through the fully accessible route (FAR). Investments under the voluntary retention route (VRR) stood at Rs 3,246 crore.