They’re the owners, businessmen who have decided to take the plunge into politics. And their investor status is either because they are first-generation entrepreneurs or they have inherited the wealth. This category includes the usual names: Naveen Jindal from Punjab who owns Rs 5.48 crore worth of shares as the karta of HUF (Hindu Undivided Family); Milind Deora, a Congress MP, who’s the proprietor of the Fender group and also 50% partner in Universal Polymers; and Mohammed Shahid, the BSP leader, whose family owns Al-Sakib Exports. Well, some names are usual too: Rahul Gandhi, the son of the Congress president, owns a majority stake in the Mumbai-based Backops Services.