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Unfortunately, it's not possible to execute React Native code on Xamarin Android using index.android.bundle. React Native and Xamarin are two different platforms with different architectures and libraries, so they cannot directly interact with each other.

However, if you want to build a mobile app that integrates both React Native and Xamarin, you can create a hybrid app. In a hybrid app, you can create a Xamarin app as your "wrapper" and integrate React Native as a module inside it.

Here's a high-level overview of the steps:

1. Create a new Xamarin Android app project in Visual Studio.
2. Add React Native module files to your Xamarin project. You can either use the pre-built React Native bundle or load your own bundle from your local server or CDN.
3. Embed the React Native module into your Xamarin app by calling the appropriate React Native APIs and functions.
4. Build and deploy your hybrid app on an Android device or emulator.

Note that creating a hybrid app requires advanced skills in both React Native and Xamarin, so it might be helpful to work with a team or consultant who has experience in both technologies.