Medical services at Sir Sayajirao General (SSG) Hospital in Vadodara, Gujarat, returned to normal on Friday after resident doctors ended their strike, which was initiated due to an incident involving a decomposed body. The strike was called off following assurances from the state government, including the deployment of a 60-member Rapid Task Force to enhance security at the hospital. The unrest began when a woman's body, preserved in cold storage, was found decomposed upon her family's arrival to claim it, leading to accusations of negligence against hospital staff. This situation escalated into a confrontation, prompting police intervention and the arrest of 12 individuals, including family members of the deceased. The Junior Doctors Association (JDA) stated that discussions with hospital authorities led to an agreement to address their concerns, including improved lighting in dimly lit areas to enhance safety. The doctors have since resumed their duties to restore healthcare services at one of Central Gujarat's busiest hospitals.