Sunak was elected British Prime Minister, and Indian netizens responded enthusiastically. Why do they think they are "owners of their own houses"?

India was once a British colony. At that time, I didn't know how many resources were plundered from India, including gems, cotton and financial resources. For Britain, this is an unforgettable history and there is no way to forget it. This time, Sunak with Indian background was elected as the British Prime Minister, giving them a kind of? Be the host? Feeling.

In fact, the Indian people are very disgusted with Britain. Even after the end of World War II, there is no way to ease this mood. After Sunak was elected British Prime Minister, it seems to Indians that it is? Revenge? . Sunak is an Indian immigrant and his wife is also the daughter of India's richest man. In the eyes of Indians, they even think that Sunak is an Indian, but he used to arrange to be prime minister in Britain.

In order to govern India according to law, Britain once had an Indian governor, which made Indians feel unfair. It is clearly India's business, why should it be handed over to the British? Now that Sunak has become the British Prime Minister, Indians have a feeling that Indians used to be the head of the British and were responsible for managing Britain.

The relationship between the two sides has undergone a great change of 180 degrees, which will naturally make Indians feel like masters of their own house. This mental state is also common. When Obama was elected president of the United States, Africans were very excited.

But even if Sunak becomes the British Prime Minister, he has an Indian background and there is still no way to change it. He is the British Prime Minister.

The interest arrangement will definitely be dominated by the British and will not give too many preferential policies to the Indians. Indians think they can be the masters of the British, so this idea is really too one-sided.

Besides, Britain has many problems of its own now, and Sunak will try to solve them. How can it give India relevant preferential treatment?

In fact, to solve a country's problems, we still have to solve them ourselves. It is obviously unrealistic to expect one person to help.