Can you explain the tradition of the two flags during the Ram Navami festival in Shirdi, including who was responsible for them?

As detailed in Chapter 25, a significant tradition during the annual Ram Navami festival in Shirdi involves a procession with two large new flags. These flags represented long-standing vows carried out with devotion. The text specifies that one of the flags belonged to the Nimonkars, while the second was provided by Damu Anna, a wealthy devotee from Ahmednagar. The procession would start from the house of Kondaji Sutara (the carpenter) and proceed with musical accompaniment. The ceremony would culminate when the long banners were tied to the two ends of the Masjid, symbolizing the deep-rooted faith of the participants.