Any country that switches its recognition of foreign sovereignty according to its current political interests shouldn’t be the international authority of anything. The US is basically showing the world that it can’t be trusted as an objective defender of the international order - ironically even an order of its own creation - but we already knew that.
Indian commentators on Twitter, being the sub 90 IQ cretins that they are, are celebrating this decision little realising that by accepting this foreign USG Ruling, that they tacitly accept the overlordship of the Anglos over them.
But that's to be expected of the modern day India that is obsessed more with becoming a slave sepoy for the white anglo, than improving their homeland.
The US’s vassals will, of course, follow obediently as they always do; but it should be more than clear to third party observers by now that the US is merely another player in the great game and not fit to be any sort of global police.
As for India, we’ll see if they remember what happened last time when Nehru tried to take advantage of Western lip service to try and gain territory from China. A repeat of 1962 could very well happen if Modi isn’t careful.