Jamuna Vaishnavi, the spiritually devoted servitor of the revered Sri Sri Nrisimhadeb Akhra in the Kalighat area of Sylhet city, has passed away, leaving a profound sense of grief among devotees and well-wishers.

She breathed her last around 2:00pm on Monday at her daughter’s residence in the Shibbari area of South Surma. She was 67.

Born on March 5, 1959, Jamuna Vaishnavi lived a life marked by deep devotion, renunciation and unwavering spiritual commitment. Constantly engaged in the service of the Almighty, she dedicated herself entirely to religious duties and daily worship at the akhra. As its sole servitor, she became a symbol of humility, sacrifice and sacred discipline.

She is survived by her three daughters, relatives and a large number of devotees who held her in profound respect and affection.

Her passing marks not only the end of a life, but the departure of a soul immersed in higher spiritual consciousness. According to religious belief, a life of such surrender and devotion leads the soul towards divine grace and eternal peace.

Devotees and local residents have expressed deep sorrow, remembering her as a guiding spiritual presence whose simple, pious and disciplined life inspired many.

Her life stands as a testament to the enduring values of devotion, compassion and selfless service. Community members have emphasized the importance of respect and reverence towards Vaishnav devotees to foster harmony and mutual understanding.

Jamuna Vaishnavi’s legacy of faith and sacrifice will continue to inspire generations to come.