Despite the sacredness put upon the peepal, it is said to be haunted by the Munjia. A sadhu resided in a peepal grove and healed rickets in children by letting them drink the sap of peepal leaves. "The Three Peepals" was the address of a poet whose home was close by. He is said to have been possessed by a spirit who took the form of an old woman. She would cry out in the night and sing songs that would go on for hours. It is believed that if you write down three lines from the songs sung by the munjia then you will receive good luck with your exams or jobs. The most famous poem attributed to the Three Peepals is called "Jana Gana Mana". It means "Give me freedom" and has become the national anthem of India. Other stories say that the sadhu stole some milk from nearby households and that is why the trees are cursed. No one wants to live near them now because they think someone's spirit is still trapped inside.