A farmer on Wednesday, April 22 committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree in Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's presence at the Aam Aadmi Party's rally in New Delhi against the land bill. The man, identified as Gajendra Singh, climbed the tree as top AAP leaders were present at Jantar Mantar, a stone's throw from Parliament, and hanged himself with a gamcha. As some people climbed up to save him, the branch gave away and he fell.

He was rushed to nearby RML Hospital in a police jeep.

Doctors there said that he was "brought dead".

A purported suicide note was recovered from the spot in which he mentioned that he is a farmer and his crops have been destroyed. He also wrote his family's contact number.

The incident occurred at around 2 PM in the presence of Kejriwal prompting senior AAP leaders to allege that it was an attempt to sabotage" the rally and slammed the police for being "mute spectators".

Kejriwal said, "We kept asking the police to bring him down. Police may not be in our control but at least there should be a semblance of humanity among them. I am rushing to the hospital with Manish Sisodia".

After his speech, the chief minister reached the hospital but Singh was already declared dead.