The family of a NEET student who died in Jahangabad, Bihar, has received serious threats to their lives following the initiation of a CBI investigation into her death.
In Jahangabad, Bihar, the family of a NEET student who recently passed away is now facing alarming threats. Following her death, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has launched a probe into the circumstances surrounding the incident. However, despite the ongoing investigation, the family has reported receiving two threatening notes in February 2026, warning them of dire consequences if they do not comply with the sender's demands. The threats have intensified concerns about the safety of the family during this sensitive time.
The situation is deeply concerning as the family grapples with both the emotional trauma of losing their daughter and the fear for their lives. The threats explicitly state that if the family continues to speak out or pursue justice regarding their daughter’s death, other family members could also be harmed. This dramatic escalation in intimidation tactics has raised questions about the broader implications of safety for those involved in sensitive criminal investigations in India.
The threats bring to light the challenges faced by victims' families in seeking justice. As they navigate the legal and emotional complexities of the investigation, the added layer of intimidation poses an obstacle not only to them but also to the integrity of the CBI's inquiry. The need for protective measures for the family is crucial to ensure their safety and to uphold the integrity of the ongoing investigation into the tragic circumstances leading to the student's death.
