I would think it would vary, based on state to state, but yes, it can be very problematic, especially because there are no investor protections. There is no legal recourse. You'd have to take it through the Indian courts, as essentially a private investor or a private citizen. You can only imagine what that would entail.
In fact, it could be so messy that it would be a disincentive to investment, especially scalable investment. I'm sure there are all kinds of smaller entrepreneurs operating in this context, but I don't think you're going to really....
For instance, you're not going to pursue a large-scale mine in an area that could potentially be considered volatile without any kind of investor protection rights in place. It just won't happen.