The biggest concern they have is transactions which happen within Indian users. They will get absolutely no information about it. Although when finally someone realizes the money, it has to come to the bank, but taxes like Sales Tax/Service Tax (think chain of transactions), which are based on the transactions cannot be enforced.
I don't see anyone getting into trouble, as long as the money which you used to purchase bitcoins from them was not already stained.
Of course, people who bought using these sites might have the ED Scanner go over them, but again, nothing to worry unless you have undeclared assets or anything otherwise illegal.
Indians can still do a wire transfer to MTGox and purchase bitcoins.
I've bought bitcoins from him in the past and I think he was doing a good job, at least for ensuring that his services are not used for money laundering.
ID and address verification documents were needed and a copy of the PAN Card was also taken.
Since all payments are made via bank accounts, It won't be difficult for ED to list out the bitcoin traders even if they were not collecting this information. I wonder how the website's users would be impacted.
I'm assuming that the point your trying to make is that if AAP were to contest nationwide, they may not get the same response.
Actually, I think the other way round. Take a look at the constituencies they won from. Many of them are constituencies which largely include lower incomes groups.
It more like 32 for BJP. There party is a close ally with Shiromani Akali Dal (which got 1 Rajouri seat). So close that two of Shiromani Akali Dal candidates contested with BJP's symbol.