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Yugbhushan Suri | |
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 Yugbhushan Suri | |
| Title | Pandit Maharaj Saheb[1] |
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| Born | Naveen Khimji Mota 26 October 1957 |
| Religion | Jainism |
| Sect | Śvētāmbara |
Yugbhushan Suri[2][3][4][1](born 26 October 1957) born as Naveen Khimji Mota is a Jain acharya of Shwetamber tradition.
He holds, along with 31 other monks, the highest rank in Jaina order and as the heir of Tirthankara Mahavir Swami he is the 79th successor[5] in the lineage of Ganadhara Sudharma Swami after his coronation as Gachhadhipati of Muni Mohjit Vijayji Samuday on 4 February 2020.[6]
On 21 February 2021 celebration and felicitation function was held at Mumbai upon his 1st anniversary of coronation as Spiritual Sovereign[7] also known as Gachhadhipati amongst Jain followers.[8]
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