BJP's Harsh Vardhan is the most preferred chief ministerial candidate, closely followed by Kejriwal, said the survey.

However, opinion is divided over the issue of safety of women.While 47 per cent respondents said crime is increasing as Delhi Police is busy protecting VIPs, 40 per cent said absence of fear of law among people is the reason behind rise in criminal activities.

Almost one-third respondents felt poor policing is the most important reason behind spurt in crime cases against women.

The opinion poll was conducted with 6,340 respondents.

The survey said that the BJP may emerge as the single-largest party in Delhi assembly elections which are expected to throw up a hung house.

According to the opinion poll, the BJP is likely to get around 32 seats in the 70-member house with a vote share of 33 per cent.

The Congress is expected to get 25 seats with 26 per cent vote share and Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is likely to get 10 seats with 23 per cent vote share, it said.