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- Jaitley & Bakshi (run by Arun Jaitley’s daughter Sonali) with BJP
- Legasis (run by Sushma Swaraj’s daughter Bansuri, who is currently a BJP spokesperson) with BJP
- PLR (run by Mahua Moitra’s former friend and election agent Suhan Mukherji) with Congress and TMC
- Aquilaw (run by Abhishek Banerjee’s right hand man Sanjay Basu) with TMC
But what about big players like CAM, SAM, KCO and AZB? Do they have close links with any political party? Will a Modi/Congress victory result in more work for any of them? Or are they neutral and do they have links with all parties?Darshan Hiranandani had named SAM in his affidavit in the cash-for-questions controversy, but is that just an aberration?