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He asked for her photograph, her hair and your personal details

Vashikaran Specialist in Indore

To do the work, he says, he needs her full name, a clear photograph, a strand of hair or a piece of clothing, and your own picture too. He also wants to know everything about the relationship, in detail. It sounds like procedure. Before you send anything from Indore to a stranger on a messaging app, consider what you would be handing over.

Illustration of a traditional ritual setting with a yantra, havan fire and offerings
GUIDANCEIndore

Information, not control

We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.

Plain explanations

Terms and traditions are explained honestly.

Phone or video

Consult from any city in Hindi or English.

Consent matters

We do not offer anything against another person's will.

What you give away when you send the details

A college student, desperate over a breakup, sends a self-styled tantrik her ex-boyfriend's photographs, their private chat screenshots and her own pictures. A month later, when she declines to pay more, he threatens to forward everything to her parents.

Requests for photographs, belongings and intimate history give the practice a look of seriousness. They also give an unknown person material that can be used to pressure you. The other person, whose image and details you are sharing, has not agreed to any of it.

For a chart reading we ask only for date, time and place of birth. We do not need photographs, hair or belongings, and we do not perform rituals on anyone's image. Our fee is stated beforehand. We promise no result.

Understanding vashikaran

What we can explain

01

What should never be sent

Intimate photos, private chats, ID documents, bank details, another person's images.

02

If you have already sent them

What to do now to limit harm.

03

What a sincere consultation needs

Your account of the situation, and birth details if a reading is wanted.

Keep your records

If anything was sent or demanded, save the messages. The main service page sets out what we ask for and why.

How the consultation works
Why people ask

Questions about vashikaran from people in Indore

01

Threats to expose you

Do not pay. Paying invites more demands. Keep evidence and report it.

02

Sharing someone else's photos

It breaches their privacy and may be unlawful.

03

Embarrassment at telling anyone

That is what the blackmailer relies on. One trusted person makes a great difference.

PLEASE NOTE

What to know first

  • Send no photos, hair or documents
  • Never share another person's images
  • If threatened, stop paying and report
  • Tell someone you trust
If you are in Indore

Share nothing you would not want shown to others

Before sending anything to any practitioner, ask yourself whether you would be content for your family to see it. If not, do not send it. No genuine prayer requires another person's hair or your private pictures.

If you are already being threatened, stop responding and stop paying. Save every message and payment record. Report it on the cybercrime helpline 1930 or at cybercrime.gov.in, and tell a family member or friend. Threatening to publish private material is a crime. Then, if you still want to talk about the relationship that led you there, we can do that simply and safely.

The session is online and can be joined from Indore. We ask only what is needed. Birth details are requested solely for a chart reading.

Vashikaran questions

Clear answers about vashikaran

No. We do not perform such rituals, and ask only for birth details if you want a reading.

Stop all contact, keep the evidence and report it to 1930. Do not pay.

That is a way of gathering material and seeming authoritative. Be cautious.

We ask for the minimum and use it only for your consultation.

ASK YOUR QUESTION

Protect your privacy first

Tell us what was asked of you, or what you need help with. We state plainly what a session involves and its single fee.

Enquiries are taken 24/7. A standard consultation starts at ₹1,100.