Mobile phones were prohibited in all polling booths by EC but checking was not strict in rural booths so AAP guys used this opportunity for their propaganda. For AAP bhakts it was a revolution not polling.
Overall polling percentage in state was equal to % of 2012. There was no considerable increase this time as expected by AAP. Polling in Majha was low compared to 2012 which means no AAP wave there. But some rural areas in Malwa have witnessed large amount of polling, they might go for AAP. In my native district 2 rural seats have more than 82% of polling & according to feedbacks they will go to AAP. But in urban constituency percentage was near about 75 % & congress has little edge over AAP because profession & working class is supporting them, only directionless youth is with AAP.
In malwa AAP has chopped akali vote bank more than congress but but in last phase of elections akalis made little recovery with dera support. I think congress might benefit from this scenario.
@Prometheus what is report in majha area ?