According to Osho, a Jonestown-style collective suicide could never happen in his ashram: he teaches only the 'death' of the ego and mind, not the body. Jonestown was derangement, not religion. Sannyas means psychological death—continual dying to the past—so one lives wakefully. He rejects calls for martyrdom, urging disciples to live consciously; dying is easy, living in awareness is the real path.
No—here the only ‘death’ is letting go of ego and past so we can live awake, not kill our bodies.