“Mujhe bhi treatment acha mil jata, toh main bhi bach jata,” wrote 35-year-old Rahul Vohra in a Facebook post before he passed away at a Delhi hospital on May 9 due to Covid-19. He had tagged Prime Minister Narendra Modi & Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in the post. Vohra leaves behind his parents, sister, wife & a number of fans of his performances on stage & YouTube. Vohra was among the hundreds of youngsters who found their way to Asmita, a Delhi-based theatre group that is famous for its activist plays. “He was very energetic, willing to take up any work, and extremely positive,” said Arvind Gaur, director of Asmita. “We are all your culprits. My last respects,” Gaur posted on social media. Vohra’s YouTube videos had thousands of followers & revolved around contemporary concerns. In his last days, the actor lay in bed as his oxygen level fell. “Kya koi aisa hospital hai, jaha oxygen bed mil jaaye,” he had appealed on Facebook, adding that he was in a desperate situation.
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