Published: 10:20 AM, 20 June 2026
Indian Asst High Commissioner visits Sri Sri Shachi Angan Dham in Habiganj
Indian Assistant High Commissioner in Sylhet Aniruddha Das visited sacred Sri Sri Shachi Angan Dham in Joypur, Bahubal upazila of Habiganj on Thursday afternoon.
The Indian diplomat was warmly received by temple authorities and members of the managing committee before embarking on a tour of the holy premises.
Widely revered as the maternal ancestral home of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the centuries-old pilgrimage site continues to attract devotees seeking spiritual enlightenment and devotional inspiration.
Immersing himself in the serene and devotional atmosphere, Aniruddha Das offered prayers, received prasadam and planted a sacred tamal sapling within the temple grounds, symbolising divine remembrance, environmental stewardship and the continuity of spiritual heritage.
Writing in the visitors' book, he described Sri Sri Shachi Angan Dham as a sacred repository of faith and a living testament to the region's rich spiritual and cultural legacy.
He observed that such pilgrimage centres transcend geographical boundaries, serving not only as places of worship but also as enduring symbols of inter-civilisational dialogue, cultural diplomacy and universal harmony.
Expressing optimism for the future, he emphasised the importance of preserving and further developing the holy site while enhancing facilities for devotees and pilgrims from Bangladesh, India and other parts of the world.
Local dignitaries, members of the dham along with devotees were present on the occasion.
Second Secretary (Press, Information, Culture and Education) at the Assistant High Commission of India in Sylhet Rajesh Bhatia was also was present.
The visit reflected not only diplomatic goodwill but also a deeper commitment to nurturing spiritual bonds, preserving sacred heritage and strengthening the timeless cultural connections that unite people beyond borders.
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