Melbourne man shares his real-life experiences of dealing with ‘fake’ babas and faith-healers

There are concerns over black magic, occult and other faith-healer advertisements that are routinely run in ethnic media in Australia. Nav Sarkaria who lives in Melbourne’s southeast feels that young migrants from Indian-subcontinent are more vulnerable to fall prey to such schemes. Listen to this conversation for more details.

Nav Sarkaria is the owner of a Melbourne-based transport company. Source: Supplied

Many ethnic media platforms regularly offer advertising space to black magic services, tantriks, peer babas and faith-healers.

It is often young migrants who fall prey to these fake ‘quick-fix solutions’ to complex problems in life, say concerned members of the Australian Indian community.

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