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A local practitioner who worshipped both Hindu and Islamic powers diagnosed a disturbing power in the home, bound the house, and prescribed a twice-daily Dhooni with five mantras — three Sanatana, two Islamic Sabar mantras — which resolved the problem from the very first day.

About a month after completing the prescribed 21-day Dhooni, the 14-year-old elder daughter began repeatedly experiencing a man approaching, sitting beside her, and committing inappropriate acts at night — vivid enough that waking brought no relief, and her fear intensified until she stopped sleeping altogether.

The family worshipped the stationed Sayyid for the prescribed 21 days as instructed, but the practitioner then left it stationed there afterward for unknown reasons without maintaining its worship — leaving it unserved and increasingly agitated, so that the continued daily Dhooni actually amplified its power rather than pacifying it, and its agitation turned on the daughter.

A Bajrang Baan Dhooni over Apamarga wood — with mustard seeds, black pepper, red Gunja, and guggul, recited seven times morning and evening — provided only 20-25% benefit, limited because the practitioner performing it hadn't attained Siddhi over Bajrang Baan.