I was using “European” before. That might have been prone to misunderstanding. The adjective for “EU” is “European” for better or worse. There is no “EUian” and I have never heard “EU European” used before.

The problem, almost everyone in Europe has with Russia (no matter if you consider Russia as proper European or a Eurasian border case) is that it has launched the bloodiest war in Europe since WW2, invading a neighbouring country, trying to annex it (partially successfully), then engaging in ethnic cleansing and systematic kidnapping of children for Russian reeducation. But it doesn’t stop there, Russia is threatening to do the same with other countries too, among them EU member states.

It should be easy to see why the EU and its member states, would be happy to see if India were to re-evaluate its relations with Russia. That said, this is India’s choice to make, not ours. Also, I think economic relations are seen as a separate topic from that.