New Delhi reportedly believes that while Dissanayake might seek to remodel some Indian projects in Sri Lanka, he is unlikely to outright revoke any of them.
Dissanayake victory in Saturday's presidential election, which saw him defeat several prominent candidates like incumbent President Ranil Wickremesinghe and Namal Rajapaksa, son of former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, marks a significant shift in the Indian neighbour's political landscape.
In conclusion, while there has been speculation that Dissanayake could seek closer ties with China, he is likely to maintain cordial relations with India, especially as he faces the challenge of ensuring Sri Lanka's economic recovery.
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