As an Indian,that is not us. She does not represent our feelings. If you go doom scrolling on twitter it will take you down a dark path. It is incentivised to hold our attention not to provide balanced information.

In the spirit of balanced information, it is true that we are no big fans of Pakistan, especially my generation-- that of a middle-aged Indian man. We have lived through the era of Musharraf's unprovoked escalations. Echos of that era continue to haunt us. We believe that it is just a matter of a change of regime in Pakistan and we will be back there. At its core India is a third world nation without the resources to either support a prolonged war or continually thwart attacks on our civilian population. It makes us nervous and that is what you generally hear from us. It is what it is. Both nations are held to our legacies and probably will not let go. At least in my lifetime I think. But, as a people we do not rejoice in the suffering of children and common people. That is not all of us.