Can you elaborate on the events and differing opinions among followers during the two days Baba's body was without consciousness?

During Sai Baba's three-day trance in 1886, his body appeared lifeless, causing great concern and debate. Chapter 44 details that after two days passed with no signs of life, various groups came to discuss the situation. The Maulvis, Mullas, and Fakirs, along with officials like Appa Kulkarni and Kashiram, made a firm decision that Baba had passed on and that his body should be given its final rest. However, this view was not unanimous. Some devotees countered this haste, arguing that Baba's word was infallible and they should wait the full three days as instructed. This created a tense situation, with one faction declaring it thoughtless to believe consciousness could return to a cold body, while a faithful few, led by Mhalasapati, guarded the body and held onto Baba's promise.