The Shree Narciny Purush Temple is a beautiful structure in the olden style accessible by a flight of stairs to the North of the main temple.

Considering that

a) This deity is housed in a temple very close to the old original Shri Ramnath Temple at Bandivade (which was at the place where the Mallaye Agarshala stood.)

b) That in our official receipt, there is an entry for seva to Shree Narciny Purush. That means unlike other family Purushs, housed in Ramnathi, Shree Narcinv Purush has links to the temple.

c) If any Puja is scheduled for the Shree Narcinv Purush, it has to be done before the Puja to Shri Ramnath. For example, on a Shravan Monday, the Puja to Shree Narciny Purush is performed before the Puja to Shri Ramnath.

Taking the above into consideration the Shree Narciny Purush must either be

a) The Gram Purush of Lotli, or

b) A Purush closely and intimately linked with the temple of Shri Ramnath during either its original installation or its installation in Bandivade.