According to reports, the woman underwent the sterilisation procedure but later developed complications. Her condition is said to have worsened after the operation, leading to her death. The incident has triggered a police investigation into the treatment provided and possible lapses in medical care.
Police reportedly registered a case against the doctor after receiving a complaint from the deceased woman's family members. They alleged negligence during or after the procedure and sought action over the circumstances leading to her death.
Authorities are expected to review hospital records, treatment notes and statements from medical staff as part of the probe.
Tubectomy is a common permanent sterilisation procedure performed for women as a family planning method. While generally considered safe, like all surgeries it can involve risks such as infection, bleeding or complications if not properly managed.
Investigators are likely to seek expert medical opinion to determine whether standard protocols were followed and whether any delay or lapse contributed to the woman's death.
No final conclusion has yet been announced, and liability will depend on findings from the ongoing inquiry.
The case has renewed attention on surgical safety, post-operative monitoring and the need for timely emergency response in healthcare settings. Families are often advised to seek immediate care if unusual symptoms develop after procedures.