Arvind Kejriwal is likely to go for a 10-day naturopathy treatment on Thursday, sources in the Aam Aadmi Party said on Tuesday after the Delhi Chief Minister was diagnosed with high blood sugar and coughing.

Kejriwal's medical leave came in the middle of an all out war in the AAP's top leadership with Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan accusing the 46-year-old AAP convener of running a one-man show. The AAP's National Executive will meet on Wednesday to decide whether Yadav and Bhushan should be removed from the party's Political Affairs Committee.

Earlier on Tuesday, Kejriwal finally broke his silence on the massive rumbling within his party, saying he is "deeply hurt and pained" and called it a "betrayal of trust" posed by his voters. "I am deeply hurt and pained by what is going on in the party. This is betrayal of trust that Delhi posed in us," Kejriwal said on Twitter.

"I refuse to be drawn in this ugly battle. Will concentrate only on Delhi's governance. Janata ke bharose ko kisi bhi haalat mein tootne nahi dunga (I will not let the faith of the people be broken)," he said in another tweet.

AAP leader attacks Shanti, Prashant Bhushan

Kejriwal's tweet came shortly after senior party leader Ashish Khetan accused AAP mentor Shanti Bhushan and his family of trying to have a "vice-like grip" on the ruling party in Delhi. "Father son daughter trio of Shanti Prashant & Shalini wanted to have a vice-like grip on all party wings, from PAC to policy committee to NE," Khetan tweeted on Tuesday amid a massive rumbling within the AAP.

Khetan added with another tweet: "Those who are floating the ridiculous one man party theory wanted to make AAP one family party." The AAP has accused Shanti Bhushan, his son Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav of trying to remove Arvind Kejriwal as the convener of the party. The senior Bhushan had once openly said Yadav should be made AAP convener.