Answer

Bhusari is generally known as a Jain surname/community name, but the exact Jain tradition can vary by family.

Many Bhusari Jains are found among Shwetambar Jain communities, especially in western India, but one should confirm from the family’s own tradition, temple association, or elders.

Explanation

In Jain society, surnames do not always clearly prove whether a person is:

• Shwetambar or Digambar
• Sthanakvasi, Deravasi/Murtipujak, or Terapanthi
• From a particular caste/community group such as Oswal, Porwal, Shrimal, etc.

So, “Bhusari” may indicate Jain background, but the exact sect or sub-tradition is best confirmed through family customs.

Takeaway

Bhusari can be a Jain surname, commonly associated with Shwetambar Jains in some regions, but the precise Jain identity depends on the family lineage and practice.