No, deleting a service does not automatically delete the pods associated with it. In Kubernetes, a service is an abstraction that defines a logical set of pods and a policy by which to access them. When you delete a service, only the service object is removed; the pods that the service was routing traffic to remain running unless they are explicitly deleted or managed by a controller (like a Deployment or StatefulSet) that may handle their lifecycle.
If you want to delete the pods, you would need to do so separately, either by deleting the pods directly or by deleting the Deployment or StatefulSet that manages them.
