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Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Kothrud salon owner Javed & Arman accused of forcing Hindu girl to read Kalma: Pune

A Unisex salon in Pune’s Kothrud was accused of promoting Islamic conversion and love jihad. An undated video (which HinduPost could not verify independently) shows members of an organization named Satya Sanatan Dharm confronting two Muslims, identified as Javed and Arman, for forcing a Hindu girl to read Kalma.

Javed owns Arsh Salon in Kothrud, and the Hindu girl visited the place. According to the Hindu organization’s workers, Arman and Javed took the girl to the first floor and forced her to read the Kalma (Islamic prayer). The girl was reportedly forcibly married to Javed. Satya Sanatan Dharma workers said that only Muslims were employed as hairstylists at Arsh Unisex Salon, whose agreement is in the name of Javed. They have accused Javed of trying to force the girl to accept Islam.

We are seeing a pattern where salons employ Islamists who either forcibly or by allurement trap Hindu girls. Hindus must root their children in Dharma to ensure that incidents such as the one in Kothrud do not repeat.

As per the last received information, Satya Sanatan workers had confronted the duo. We shall update as and when we receive further information in the matter.

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