Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was today admitted to a naturopathy institute on the city outskirts for a 10-day treatment of his persistent chronic cough problem and other ailments.

The AAP leader, who landed at the airport around noon accompanied by his parents, drove straight to Jindal Nature Cure Institute on Tumkuru Road on city outskirts.

Kejriwal would undergo naturopathy regimen that would include detoxification therapy for his cough and different types of "drainage treatments", a senior doctor said. His day begins at 5 am.

"He will undergo detoxification therapy, especially for his cough - different types of drainage treatments have to be given," Dr Babina Nandakumar, Chief Medical Officer at the Institute told reporters.

She said to control his disease once he gets back home, doctors will put him on a routine so that he gets used to it. "Once he is here for ten days, we will put him on a routine, so he gets used to this routine ... so whatever he learns here, he should try to inculcate (it) after getting back home if he really wants to control his disease," the CMO said. Nandakumar said Kejriwal needs to be examined in order to know his ailment.

"We have to examine him completely, and then whatever investigations have to be done that also has to be done. Only then, can I come to a conclusion what is he actually suffering from," she said.