The CBI team investigating the NEET student death case reached Jehanabad for the third time on Thursday (February 19, 2026). CBI had earlier called the maternal uncle of the student to Patna for questioning but when he did not arrive, the team itself went to his village and asked questions related to the incident. Uncle himself told on the camera of ABP News what the team asked him.

Mama told, “The CBI team said that now we are starting the case from zero. We were asked to tell what happened in Prabhat Memorial Hospital. They asked who had given the girl’s clothes? We told from which room the clothes were given on the 10th.”

On the question whether any female member of the family has also been interrogated? On this he said that the team has gone to Gayaji and interrogated the aunt of the student, who is his sister. He said that SIT people are saying it was suicide but CBI has not said anything on this yet. CBI is saying that the case has been given to us after a lot of delay.

‘When the cover-up was done, the case was given to CBI’

He said that when the SIT was being formed, we were demanding a CBI investigation, but it was not given at that time, when the cover-up happened, the case was given to the CBI. He said that someone is spreading the news that the maternal uncle was interrogated for six hours, someone is saying that the student’s brother was picked up by the CBI, all this is wrong. On the CBI investigation, he said that right now it cannot be said that a fair investigation is being conducted. Will say only after the culprit is caught.

Security increased at student’s house

On the other hand, the security of the deceased’s house has been increased. After receiving threats twice, four CCTV cameras have been installed at the house for security. Along with this, two police personnel have also been deployed. For now, it remains to be seen what comes next in this case. The mobile phone of the student’s brother has already been confiscated by the CBI.

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Politics is intense in the case of death of NEET student. Purnia MP Pappu Yadav is continuously speaking on this incident. Are raising their voice. They are also posting a lot through social media and cornering the government. Meanwhile, a befitting reply was given by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s party JDU on Wednesday (February 04, 2026).

Taking aim at Pappu Yadav, JDU spokesperson Neeraj Kumar called him a political lewd. Said, “They do not have knowledge about the daughter of Bihar. I am deeply pained… such people become MPs? Damn it… it is unfortunate.”

Neeraj Kumar surrounded Pappu Yadav and raised the question whether Purnia’s daughter is not studying? IAS is not being made? He said that he (Pappu Yadav) was the leader of the Justice March in Jehanabad and his signature is not there on the memorandum, that is because if someone has signed, he will be trapped.

‘Stop inappropriate comments’

JDU spokesperson said, “After the Nirbhaya incident, the Supreme Court had directed that you cannot reveal the identity of a daughter or a teenager. Revealing this is a punishable offence. It is wrong for parents, guardians, sharing any kind of identity. Pappu Yadav was the leader of the march in Jehanabad, so how did the girl’s name come out? Who gave the right?” On a question, Neeraj Kumar said that why will he (Pappu Yadav) open someone else’s black book, he is carrying the burden of litigation on his head and is posing as a knowledgeable person. Who will challenge their knowledge? Neeraj Kumar told Pappu Yadav in a strict tone to stop making inappropriate comments about the daughter of Bihar.

Let us tell you that the NEET student who died in Patna was a resident of Jehanabad. There was a march in Jehanabad last Tuesday. Nitish government has requested the Center for CBI to investigate this case. In such a situation, political rhetoric continues continuously.

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