The AAP chief also wished Prime Minister Narendra Modi well.
“Modi is the country's new Prime Minister. We wish him well, hope he will fulfill people's dreams,” he said.
Terming restructuring of the party as a huge task, Kejriwal said a six-member committee has been formed to rejuvenate it.
He said convenor of party's Karnataka unit Prithvi Reddy will lead the committee which will look after entire restructuring of the national executive.
He also announced that the Political Affairs Committee will also be constituted.
Yesterday the AAP chief had said efforts will be made to bring back Ilmi to the party fold.
During the National Executive meeting, the party discussed its prospects in states like Maharashtra and Haryana, where assembly polls are slated later this year.
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