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SAM: double edged sword- modi loses, economy/markets impacted- just generally not a great business environment to be in for 5 years. On the flip side- there might be an existential issue if Modi comes back. Surely, some side effects of Mahuagate will also likely blow up on sharduls doors in Okhla? Best would be to sell out to a foreign law firm (if and when aa magic circle firm, is interested), at the soonest?
CAM: obvious upsides and advantages in the event of a win. Maybe the rest of you should take an attempt at what happens to CAM if Modi loses?.