Farmer suicide: Delhi govt does not wish to engage in any blame game, says Kejriwal
New Delhi, April 23: A day after a farmer committed suicide at Arvind Kejriwal's rally in Delhi, Kejriwal on Thursday said that the Delhi government 'doesn't want to play the blame game.'
Kejriwal spoke on Tuesday and said: "Delhi government does not wish to engage in any blame game at this terrible tragedy.
The loss of life of this farmer in distress is an extremely sad incident. No words can fulfill the irreparable loss caused to Gajendra's family."
He also added that the Delhi government was committed to the well being of the farmers and will strive for their betterment.
Meanwhile, Congress workers protested outside Arvind Kejriwal's residence and burnt effigies. Kejriwal on the other hand, held a meeting with other AAP leaders on Thursday morning.
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AAP workers had continued with the rally even after Singh's suicide attempt.
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