Following a visit from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 19, security has been heightened at a jhalmuri stall in Jhargram, West Bengal, owned by Bikram Kumar Sau. The stall became notable after Modi sampled the popular snack during his campaign for the West Bengal elections. However, since May 17, Sau has reported receiving death threats from individuals claiming to be from Pakistan and Bangladesh. These threats included violent demands and were communicated through phone calls and WhatsApp video messages, causing Sau to temporarily close his stall out of fear for his safety. In response, local authorities have initiated an investigation with the assistance of cybercrime experts to trace the origins of these threats. To ensure the safety of Sau and his family, four personnel from the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) have been assigned to guard the stall, and CCTV cameras have been installed in the vicinity. The incident highlights the growing popularity of jhalmuri, which has surged in popularity following PM Modi's visit, coinciding with the BJP's recent electoral success in the Junglemahal region.