Eleven people died at Jayadeva Hospital in Mysuru, according to The Hindu. Other reports, including one from starofmysore.com, stated that more than 12 patients died in 48 hours at the hospital. The deaths have sparked concerns among residents of Mysuru and people from neighbouring districts, as reported by The Hindu. Jayadeva Hospital serves as a major referral centre for cardiac care in the region, according to The Hindu.

Relatives alleged that doctors were unavailable during critical hours, absent during night shifts, and often reported late in the mornings, according to starofmysore.com. They also claimed that emergency cases were left unattended and that heart attack patients, who require treatment within the golden hour, were primarily attended to by nurses. Relatives accused the hospital administration of negligence. They entered various sections of the hospital, including wards and emergency units, and recorded videos that were circulated on social media, showing attendants confronting hospital staff, according to starofmysore.com.

The director of Jayadeva Hospital said patients arrived at the hospital after the golden hour, according to The Hindu.