The tragic case of a NEET student in Jehanabad, Bihar, has taken a disturbing turn as her family reported receiving fresh death threats after her demise. On February 14 and February 17, 2026, the family received threatening letters containing explicit threats to their lives, which were allegedly thrown outside their window by an unknown person. This has exacerbated the already tense situation as they mourn their loss while fearing for their safety.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the student's death, which has garnered significant media attention and public concern in the region. With the new threats, the family is understandably fearful for their lives, feeling that their quest for justice may have put them in further danger. This adds a layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation and raises serious questions about the security and safety of witnesses and victim families in such high-profile cases.

Such threats not only demoralize the family but also highlight the broader societal issue of intimidation faced by individuals seeking accountability in cases of violence and wrongdoing. The community's response to these threats and the authorities' action in ensuring the safety of the family will be crucial in the coming days. How the CBI handles this situation could impact public trust in the investigation process and the justice system in Bihar.