Sadhvi Shardaben, who served thousands of cows, passes away after brief illness
Sadhvi Shardaben was given Samadhi in the presence of a large number of people in Bhensana village
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
8 November 2026, 1:08 am · 1 min read
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Sadhvi Shri Shardaben, known for cow service and compassion towards living beings in Bhensana village of Diyodar taluka in Banaskantha district, has passed away after a brief illness. According to a report by Sandesh, she dedicated her entire life to the service of thousands of cows as well as the welfare of voiceless animals and birds. The news of her demise spread grief across the entire region, including Bhensana.
Deep feelings of sorrow were observed among cow lovers, devotees, and philanthropic people following the departure of Sadhvi Shardaben. A large number of people gathered in Bhensana village to have their final glimpse of her and to pay their tributes. The village also remained closed in her honour and to express grief.
On Saturday, a palanquin procession of Sadhvi Shri Shardaben was taken out from the Bhensana Gaushala. Thousands of villagers, devotees, and cow lovers joined this procession. Many people became emotional while bidding final farewell to Sadhvi Shardaben, who served voiceless beings selflessly for years, and she was given Samadhi in a somber atmosphere.
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