A district-level inquiry committee has flagged significant lapses in the clinical decision-making of two doctors following the death of Ranjana Babu Keskar, a 22-year-old woman from Khor Village in Daund, Maharashtra, after a sterilisation procedure at the Kedgaon Primary Health Centre on April 25. The five-member panel recommended departmental action against laparoscopic surgeon Dr. Anil Kadam and medical officer Dr. Nilima Lokhande. Keskar experienced severe abdominal pain and heavy bleeding post-surgery and died while being transferred to a hospital due to deteriorating conditions. The preliminary report indicated that her death was caused by internal bleeding that should have prompted immediate surgical intervention, which was delayed. The panel has suggested a further investigation involving specialists to ensure accountability. Additionally, a proposal for ₹2 lakh (approximately $2,400 USD) compensation under the Union government's Family Planning Indemnity Scheme has been submitted by the district health officer to the National Health Mission in Mumbai.