I, as an Anglo-Indian am not sure about the "true political" sentiment India's case but the at large public sentiment (that which truly matters and is most likely to affect foreign policy in a constitutional republic) is America was weak, they abandoned theirs "friends" again, like they always do "the east is their playground" etc, etc . "YOU" might not care. I don't either to be honest. I'm a trust fund Gen-Xer. But this will impact a global political shift of India towards Soviet Russia, might not seem like a big deal but despite India being a developing nation with a shitload of issues to sort out, it's still a constitutional republic. It's easier to do "honest business" with them as opposed to China. I say this as a laymen, I don't think North American businesses will benefit if India makes a move towards Russia and even China.
Those fancy P-8I's upto 8, C-17's, C-130 Spec ops version , and apaches they bought from you they're now show cased during the Republic Day Parade. Let's not forget the Boeing deal that's being pushed. That's not a fad or a "woke" issue to the Indian population, it showcases India's strength, and willingness to defend her self. That sentiment meant, jobs American and perhaps even skilled Indian jobs. American military equipment was the one that had been kicking most ass until recently. Want to know what it's being perceived as by some of your largest future customer's Today...RUNNING AWAY !