They're working class Indians, probably mostly laborers. I'm not sure you can classify this group as disabled. From my perspective I have to assume alienation

They're working class Indians, probably mostly laborers. I'm not sure you can classify this group as disabled. From my perspective I have to assume alienation from society allows these men to commit the crimes they do and remain remorseless. If you've lived a tough or unforgiving life in a society that doesn't care if you live or die, you won't necessarily show the same courtesy to anyone else. Why respect the social norms of a society that shows you no respect? I'm not excusing their behavior either. This alienation is also what I think drives US mass shootings, drug abuse, and other social crimes. That's just my opinion though, I've little other than intuition to back up my stance.