Stir as pregnant women dies at pune hospital probe launched .

​A tragic incident in Pune has led to public outcry and a government-initiated investigation. A 30-year-old pregnant woman, identified as Tanisha Sushant Bhise, was allegedly denied admission by Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital due to a demand for advance payment. This delay forced her family to seek immediate care at another facility, where she gave birth to twins but unfortunately passed away shortly after.

In response, Maharashtra Health Minister Prakash Ambedkar has established a committee to probe the circumstances surrounding her death. The incident has sparked protests and heightened police presence at the hospital, reflecting the community’s demand for accountability.

An official statement revealed that Bhise had been receiving treatment at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital since 2020. Despite this, the hospital allegedly refused her admission during a critical time, citing the need for advance payment. The family contends that this refusal led to a loss of crucial time, contributing to her untimely death.

This incident has ignited discussions about hospital admission policies and the ethical considerations of demanding advance payments, especially in emergency situations. The community awaits the findings of the investigation to ensure such tragedies are prevented in the future.​

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