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1. Modi will lose and I.N.D.I.A will win
2. Rahul Gandhi will be PM.
3. Adani and Reliance stocks will tank.
So, my tip is to invest in companies close to the Congress and opposition parties, such as Hiranandani and JSPL(Naveen Jindal). Plus also companies doing business in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Telangana, as the I.N.D.I.A will favour them in the same way that the BJP favoured Gujarat-based companies.
IMO best case for the opposition is BJP at 230, which will make Modi a lame duck PM dependent on Jagan Reddy and Naveen Patnaik. But the opposition could then offer one of them the PMship in their desperation to sink Modi. This will sink the market.
Eye long-term equity investments and start SIP (learn to enter and exit in SIP also to book profits)
In other words, what's the worst that could happen?