Its a heat seeker and cannot differentiate between an aircraft and a helicopter.
Also lends credence to the possibility that the Mi-17 may have been mistaken as a Pakistani Mi-17(we both operate the type) and the confusion that was abound.
Also possible that a missile may have been fired at a Pakistani aircraft but found this helicopter instead due to low level evasion or otherwise but the range of the R-73 makes it doubtful.
This looks more like a case of mistaken identity and it would be laughable if they identified a chopper moving at less than 100 knots as a fighter.
How does this have anything to do with Modi's win ?
What in your opinion were the alternatives to an Indian voter ?
That is the right question. If Pakistanis can set aside the historical bias, one needs to look at India’s own struggles with alternatives to the Nehruvian dynasty and it’s own shackles to becoming an economic powerhouse actually reflecting on a larger portion of its population, and the associated ethnic/communal suspicion and blame-game that is common(globally) when economic and social inequality and pressures exist.
The issues the state of India has with the state of Pakistan are a driver for an election campaign that reflects greater issues with socioeconomics within India.
Unfortunately, there are no such clear centeres of study within Pakistan in general to actually identify these issues to either help assuage concerns on this end(or take advantage of them).
Simply because analogous or tangential socioeconomic issues exist in Pakistan as well.