Can you elaborate on the story from Chapter 21 involving the author's time in Bandra, mentioning the key individuals involved?

Certainly. Chapter 21 details a story from when the author served as the Magistrate in Bandra. During that period, a famous Siddha named Pir Maulana resided in the city, drawing followers from Hindu, Parsi, and other faiths. The Siddha's servant, whose name is given as Inus, persistently urged the author to come for Pir Maulana's darshan (vision). However, the author, grappling with his own sense of prestige, repeatedly refused. He later came to understand this reluctance not as a matter of choice but as a sign of his own ill-fortune preventing a blessed encounter.