Polling of voters in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2020 is done and the exit poll predictions are out. The situation is looking not much different from 2015 with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) all set to win a landslide victory if the exit polls are right. Despite no change in the top guard, an unusual phenomenon was noted in the IANS-CVoter exit poll.

IANS-CVoter exit poll predicts that while 60 percent of the Muslim community voters have backed Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, more Muslims voted for BJP than did for Congress. The exit poll survey, conducted on Saturday with a sample size of 11,839 respondents, across all 70 Assembly constituencies, showed that 60 percent of the Muslim voters in Delhi cast their ballot for the AAP, 18.9 percent for the BJP and 14.5 percent for the Congress.

This comes against the backdrop of the recent anti-CAA protests that engulfed the national capital in the last two months.

Besides, the survey showed that a strong majority of lower-income groups also sided with the AAP. Over 46 percent of the votes who fall under the income group below Rs 3,000 a month seem to have bought AAP's election campaign on free water and electricity, while 28 percent of them voted for BJP and only 15 percent to the Congress.

The AAP dominated even the higher income group voters as 53 percent of the individuals earning above Rs 1 lakh voted for AAP. The comparable percentage for BJP and Congress stood at 32 percent and 6.8 percent.

A close contest for middle-class votes was seen.

Voting patterns of the middle class earning in the range of Rs 20,000 to 50,000 showed 47 percent siding with the AAP and a close 40 percent with the BJP and only 8 percent for the Congress.

Exit poll shows that 47.6 percent of Delhi's farmers also wanted Arvind Kejriwal to continue as Delhi Chief Minister while 30.6 percent voted for BJP and 14 percent for Congress.

Voting for Delhi's 70 seats took place on Saturday and the counting will be held on Tuesday.