Bhopal: Sanka Jagir is a village under Rajgarh district, 80 km from Bhopal, capital of Madhya Pradesh. This village is also known by the name of Sanka Shyam ji because a very ancient 16th-century temple is located here, the shrine of Shyamji remains in the temple. The population of this village is about one thousand and two villages have been included and made into Gram Panchayat.

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In this village, no child has been born in any house in 400 years. Not even a child was born within the village limits. At the time of birth, no newborn's voice was heard in this village, because the gods were angry and cursed that no child was born in the village due to disruptions during the construction of the temple in the village.

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Even today, due to the same curse, the villagers go out of the village limits at the time of delivery of the pregnant woman. No person can consume alcohol or meat in this village. If someone accidentally comes to the village after drinking alcohol or eating meat, then he gets immediate punishment. He becomes ill and cannot live in the village, the local villagers call it the punishment of the deity.

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