Rahul Vohra’s Wife Shared a Video and Wrote- Hopefully my Husband will get Justice

The death of YouTuber and actor Rahul Vohra has been attributed by his wife Jyoti Tiwari to negligence during treatment.
Image Credit: Dainik Bhaskar
Image Credit: Dainik Bhaskar

The death of YouTuber and actor Rahul Vohra has been attributed by his wife Jyoti Tiwari to negligence during treatment. Jyoti, sharing a video of Rahul's last days, wrote, "Every Rahul gets justice. My Rahul is gone, everyone knows this. But nobody knows how he went. Rajiv Gandhi Super Specialty Hospital, Tahirpur Delhi. It is treated like this there. I hope my husband gets justice. One more Rahul should not leave this world. "

Rahul looks very weak in the video

Rahul Vohra is seen very weak in the video. He is showing an oxygen mask, saying, "It costs a lot on today's time. Without it, the patient is not spit." After this, Rahul puts the mask on the mouth and then removes it and says, "Nothing comes in it. Nothing is coming in it." Rahul has told in the video that after coming to the attendant's voice, he comes one by one, one and a half hours. If there is no oxygen in the mask, call an attendant for help, then he disappears by saying that he comes in a minute.

 

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A post shared by Jyoti Tiwari (@ijyotitiwari)

Jyoti's emotional farewell to Rahul

On Sunday night, Jyoti shared her photo with Rahul on a social media story and wrote, being emotional, 'Chale Gaye Na Pyaar Karke'. In the next slide, she wrote, 'Today all the confusion cleared.'

Rahul Vohra died on Sunday

Rahul Vohra died on Sunday at the Ayushman Hospital in Dwarka. A day before he was shifted here from Rajiv Gandhi Super Specialty Hospital, Tahirpur Delhi. On Saturday, a day before his death, Rahul had expressed his anger on social media that he could have survived if he had been treated properly. In his post, he tagged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia.

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