Kejriwal also admitted that resigning as Delhi Chief Minister without taking advice of people was a mistake and asked for their "forgiveness" and sought "one more chance".
"We have set up the organisation and that has to start from the booth level for which we would hire booth in-charge. The booth in-charge will have some volunteers working under him and will also be responsible for direct contact with voters," he told a volunteers meeting.
Party sources said AAP had lost touch with people during the Lok Sabha polls and booth in-charge would help it connect with people again. During the assembly elections, the party had focused on connecting more actively with people.
Kejriwal also asked his volunteers to go to reach out to people as Delhi Assembly dissolution could be announced anytime now.
"Tell them that if we did a good a job in 49 days during which electricity and water bills were brought down and corruption rate declined. Imagine what will we do if we run the government for five years. And let me assure that we are not going anywhere. We are not leaving Delhi," he said.