Sadhvi Prem Baisa

Sadhvi Prem Baisa (2000 – 28 January 2026) was an Indian religious storyteller and sadhvi from western Rajasthan. She was known for her Bhagwat Katha programs and bhajan singing in rural areas. Baisa gained national attention in July 2025 due to a viral video scandal involving allegations of misconduct, which she denied as a blackmail attempt. She died under asthma attack Jodhpur in January 2026, with a purported suicide note appearing on her social media hours after her death.

Early life Prem Baisa was born in 2000 in Pareu, Balotra, Rajasthan, to Viramnath and Amru Baisa.

Her mother Amru Baisa died when Prem was just 5 years old.

From a young age, she showed an inclination toward spirituality and devotion, influenced by her family's religious environment. At age 10, she took sanyas. She was the disciple of her father Veermanath (also known as Veerampuri Maharaj or Virmanath).

Career Baisa was recognised as a "bal sadhvi" (young ascetic) and conducted storytelling sessions and bhajan singing in districts such as Barmer, Jodhpur, and surrounding areas in western Rajasthan.

In November 2025, Baisa joined Dhirendra Shastri in his Sanatan Hindu Ekta Padyatra.

Approximately four hours after her death, a purported suicide note appeared on her Instagram account, linking her emotional distress to the 2025 blackmail and defamation case.

The note referenced her previous requests for "Agni Pariksha" and stated, "I wrote letters to many saintly figures, requesting permission for the trial by fire, but what nature destined was not to be. I bid farewell to the world forever. Justice will be served either in my lifetime or after my death."