Later in the afternoon, doctors reportedly discovered a blood clot in her uterus, after which she underwent another operation. The family said two operations were performed within a span of 15 hours and her uterus was eventually removed, but her condition continued to deteriorate.
The family also claimed that although Pinky was put on ventilator support, the doctors did not fully reveal the seriousness of her condition. Only on May 10, the family members were informed that her kidneys had stopped functioning. By then, the family said, it was too late.
During treatment, the patient reportedly continued to suffer heavy bleeding and required multiple blood transfusions, but her condition could not be stabilized. Medical reports reportedly showed extremely high levels of creatinine and bilirubin, indicating kidney and liver failure.
According to experts, such complications may indicate delayed treatment and severe infection.
The incident has caused outrage in Kota, with grieving family members refusing to accept the bodies and accusing the hospital administration of negligence.
On Monday, the family staged a dharna outside the hospital, sitting with the four-day-old newborn, while demanding strict action against those responsible.
Over the weekend, the Rajasthan government launched a crackdown on those allegedly responsible for the alleged negligence that led to the tragedy at the Kota Government Medical College and Hospital, where two women initially lost their lives.
Amid growing public outrage, four members of medical staff, including two doctors and two nursing staff, were suspended after preliminary findings pointed to serious errors in patient treatment and care. A high-level investigation into the incident is underway.
